Recent reports shed light on an alarming trend: North Korean cyber actors are deploying increasingly complex malware campaigns targeting macOS users, particularly those involved in the burgeoning Web3 ecosystem. The NimDoor operation exemplifies a new frontier in state-sponsored cyber warfare—one that intertwines espionage, financial theft, and strategic compromise. While the technical sophistication of NimDoor signifies
Crypto
In the evolving landscape of digital assets, a curious trend has emerged: established technology companies are increasingly adopting Bitcoin as part of their strategic reserves. The recent filings of a major player, which boasts substantial holdings in the cryptocurrency alongside a considerable reserve of USDC, reveal a calculated move designed to harness the financial potential
The impending decision by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on the Grayscale Digital Large Cap Fund (GDLC) marks a pivotal moment in the evolution of cryptocurrency regulation in the United States. This isn’t merely about a single fund’s fate; it is an indicator of the broader regulatory environment’s willingness to embrace innovation within
South Korea’s crypto scene is undergoing a profound transformation, yet beneath the surface of headlines boasting rapid adoption lies a complex tension between innovation and caution. While roughly a quarter of surveyed investors now hold cryptocurrencies—primarily Bitcoin—with a significant allocation averaging $7,400, it’s evident that for many, cryptocurrency is still treated more like speculative play
The first half of 2025 has broken all records in the cryptocurrency world for the worst surge in hacks and exploits. According to a comprehensive report from TRM Labs, this period saw over $2.5 billion in stolen assets—an astonishing figure that eclipses previous years by a significant margin. While it might be tempting to view
Bitcoin’s persistent struggle to break through the $111,000 resistance level exposes a significant vulnerability in what many prematurely hail as an imminent breakout. The repeated failure to surpass this all-time high after weeks of price consolidation reflects a market grappling with mounting selling pressure and cautious profit-taking among investors. Rather than an unequivocal rally, Bitcoin
In the fast-paced, volatile world of cryptocurrency, the average retail investor often gets overshadowed by the enigmatic “whales”—entities controlling tens of thousands of bitcoins. Recent on-chain data reveals an unmistakable resurgence in these whales accumulating Bitcoin, a trend that flies under the radar of mainstream hype focused on daily price swings. The number of wallets
In an alarming episode that reverberates throughout the decentralized finance (DeFi) landscape, the stablecoin protocol Resupply has been ravaged by a $9.5 million exploit. This incident comes at a time when trust in DeFi should not be taken for granted but seems to be increasingly fragile. It isn’t merely the financial loss itself that is
The cryptocurrency market has always been a wild frontier, but new data from on-chain analytics firm Santiment reveals something that could signal a tipping point. With an astonishing 94.5% of Bitcoin (BTC) holders sitting on unrealized gains, it’s impossible not to wonder whether this bull run is nearing its climax. Ethereum (ETH), the second most
In recent years, the intersection of cryptocurrency and traditional finance has spurred considerable debate. Many view digital assets like Bitcoin as speculative bubbles, while others see them as the future of financial transactions. As Michael Saylor, Chairman of Strategy, reaches out to share his Bitcoin Credit Model with Bill Pulte, the Housing Director of the