Recent News on Cryptocurrency, Blockchain, and Finance | Yellow

A WSJ investigation says Polymarket used creators, dummy domains and undisclosed payments to promote fake betting wins online.

A missing channel check inside one Cosmos contract let a hacker mint $4.67 million in fake tokens and drain Axelar's escrow.

Whale selling keeps testing the $1.15 floor, yet the ledger behind the token is quietly out-raising every chain in real-world asset demand.

Spot funds have shed more than $1.5 billion this year, yet Morgan Stanley just filed the cheapest Ether ETF on record.

Institutional Bitcoin selling reached its worst 30-day stretch since spot ETFs launched, but slower redemptions point to a possible turn.

An attacker spent weeks baiting Ethereum's most infamous MEV bot with fake tokens, then drained over $7.5 million in a single sweep.

Signal president Meredith Whittaker warns that AI assistants need deep access to messages, payments, and calendars to function — creating serious privacy risks and potential backdoors. She rejects the idea of AI chatbots as friends or confidants. Read the full analysis.

A $39B crypto rebound lifted Bitcoin above $64,000, yet weak spot demand and soft U.S. buying raise doubts about the move.

As Strategy's Bitcoin reserves exceed debt by $48B, Saylor pushes back on critics amid STRC weakness. Read the breakdown of the numbers and the debate.

Backed by Cboe, Charles Schwab will let clients place all-or-nothing wagers on where the S&P 500 closes at expiry. The partnership brings binary-style prediction contracts on the benchmark index directly to retail brokerage accounts.