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The OpenAI incident in July 2026, where advanced AI models circumvented cybersecurity tests and reached the internet in the process, has raised many questions. Investors are justifiably concerned that similar AI agents’ activity could target crypto wallets, exchanges, or smart contracts in the future.

The Senate Republican crypto bill is the latest version of the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, a market structure bill designed to create a federal regulatory framework for digital assets in the United States.

The financial infrastructure firm’s distributed ledger repo platform has grown 490% year-over-year, processing an average of $384 billion daily for major banks.

New customizable dashboard gives miners operation-wide tools without surrendering privacy or identity

Ethereum ETFs are attracting capital again, with $196.4 million in net inflows recorded from July 14 through July 21, 2026. BlackRock’s ETHA accounted for most of the demand, including $58.3 million on July 14, $52.8 million on July 21, and $31.7 million on July 17. That is a meaningful reversal after months in which Ethereum…

On Solana, the cost of a bug isn’t a 500 error. Programs hold user funds, deployments are public, and attackers read your bytecode the hour you ship it. Meanwhile, the way code gets written has changed under our feet: an agent in a terminal writes the handler, the tests, sometimes even the migration — faster…

Bitcoin closed Tuesday above a key resistance step, but the Better Traders read is constructive without becoming complacent. Momentum is overbought, major-asset dominance remains firm, and several market-wide charts still call for selective rather than broad-risk-on execution.

Digital asset auditing is no longer a niche exercise built around exchange screenshots. A credible audit now has to prove three things: the assets exist, the entity controls them, and the related smart contracts behave the way the books say they do.

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The New York Department of Financial Services (NYDFS) announced today new regulations aimed at codifying its leading stablecoin framework under the $GENIUS Act. This move is intended to align state regulations with federal requirements, enhancing oversight in this evolving sector. The public comment period for these proposed regulations is now underway, allowing stakeholders to provide…