The latest in Blockchain.
A suspected XRPL relayer bug involving DefaultRipple allegedly misclassified cross-currency payments, exposing the TX Chain bridge to false deposit claims, asset losses, and wider concerns over blockchain interoperability security.
Stablecoin regulation could reshape crypto payments, bank deposits, Treasury demand and dollar liquidity as lawmakers debate reserves, redemptions, eligible issuers and cross-border use across global markets.
Ethereum’s scaling strategy moves activity to layer-2 networks, challenging the blockchain to balance lower fees, rollup growth, decentralization, fee revenue and lasting value for ETH and its settlement layer.
Stablecoin policy is reshaping digital payments, reserve requirements, redemption rights and disclosure standards, while directing capital toward regulated issuers, banks and payment firms competing to control global dollar infrastructure.
Ethereum’s scaling roadmap is moving beyond raw throughput, focusing on cheaper rollup data, simpler accounts, predictable fees and better interoperability as the network competes to become practical infrastructure for DeFi, payments and businesses.
tx has halted its XRPL bridge after an Aug. 9 exploit drained XRP from a reserve wallet. The project has not disclosed the stolen amount, attack method or restart timeline.
Bitcoin ETF flows are refocusing attention on institutional demand, macro pressure and market structure, revealing how regulated products may shape Bitcoin, Ethereum and broader crypto allocation.
Stablecoins are becoming core payment infrastructure, drawing banks, regulators and investors into debates over reserves, redemption, cross-border transfers and financial stability. The rules could determine whether tokenized dollars achieve mainstream adoption.
Solana narrowly avoided a finality halt after a routing bug made 90 validators delinquent, affecting 28.83% of staked SOL and exposing risks tied to stake and infrastructure concentration.
Marinade warns that four autonomous system numbers control about two-thirds of Stake Auction Marketplace stake, exposing Solana to hidden infrastructure concentration and correlated validator failures.
Fidelity reportedly plans to add Ethereum staking and quarterly cash distributions to its $898 million FETH ETF, but final filings will determine payout terms, liquidity safeguards, fees and investor risks.
Solana narrowly avoided losing transaction finality after a routing failure disrupted nearly 29% of staked SOL, exposing hidden concentration across validators, network providers and failover systems.