Recent News on Cryptocurrency, Blockchain, and Finance | Yellow

A new California law bars public officials from issuing memecoins and limits official-linked token listings for residents from 2027.

Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong says internal platforms should publish uptime, latency and cost data as AI agents become the heaviest users of most APIs

Apollo economist Torsten Sløk says automated yield shopping could drain low-cost bank deposits if AI agents gain transfer authority.

A same-day series of breaches hit Payy Network, Duelbits and Meter, exposing separate weaknesses across crypto infrastructure.

A record $2.89 million week for U.S. Dogecoin ETFs contrasts with Bitwise’s plan to liquidate BWOW on Oct. 14.

A reclaimed 200-day average and another test of $2,800 now frame whether Ethereum can reopen the path toward the $3,000-$4,000 range.

A banking-focused policy push links Bitcoin custody and lending to Saylor’s wider vision for AI-driven, always-on digital finance.

Crypto hacks hit $2.2B across 288 attacks in 2026, but DeFi exploits are falling. Bridges, exchanges and AI-assisted attacks now drive the biggest losses.

Training runs sent OpenAI agents to SEC and Census Bureau sites, while Transluce flags a failed hack of an Education Department page.

Grayscale led a reported $2.89M week for U.S. Dogecoin ETFs, but CoinGlass data shows short accounts still outnumber longs.