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A seller on a cybercrime forum is offering a ready-made scam kit for $500, complete with an admin panel that tracks victims, checks their crypto wallets for value, and inflates fake balances to squeeze out more money, Malwarebytes found.

Binance breaks down multisig scams and free wallet traps targeting crypto users holding BTC and other assets.

If you’ve asked “what is neo bank?”, you’re not alone. The term now floods startup pitch decks, crypto treasury conversations, and compliance checklists. At its simplest, a neo bank is a technology company that delivers banking-like services—checking accounts, cards, transfers—entirely through an app, without branches. Most neo banks are not licensed banks; they partner with…

Meta description: Which US bank is the most crypto-friendly? This 2026 guide compares traditional, neo, and stablecoin-native banks for businesses, startups, and DAOs.

Beta Virtual Assistance Solutions helps high-net-worth crypto investors with complex portfolios prove cost basis to the IRS, preventing overpayment. The company specializes in reconstructing transaction histories across multiple wallets and DeFi protocols to ensure audit-proof documentation.

On-chain data shows the highest weekly wallet creation in a year as users rotate holdings following hardware wallet security issues.

Russian consumers are rushing to secure self-custody devices before sweeping digital asset regulations take effect in September

Currencies38412 Market Cap$ 2.29T+0.32% 24h Spot Volume$ 15.52B-33.1% DominanceBTC56.76%-0.23%ETH10.08%-0.04% ETH Gas0.07 Gwei BitcoinAnalysisOrder FlowTrading IndicatorsCrypto Education Aug 8, 2026 4min read byDhaval forBitcoin World

An old Bitcoin address holding millions in Bitcoin that had not made any transactions in over 14 years suddenly reactivated yesterday. Per Galaxy Research’s monitoring, the Bitcoin address beginning in “1EBz” first took in the Bitcoin on July 16, 2011, when BTC traded under $15. It sat untouched until 20:14 UTC on August 6, 2026,…

A warning posted on X on Aug. 5 urged Bitcoin users to avoid entering their own wallet addresses into public block explorers. It alleged that explorers log visitors’ internet protocol addresses, sell the information to Chainalysis, and ultimately expose it to government agencies.