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US spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted $191 million on Thursday, extending their inflow streak to six days and $2.8 billion. Daily inflows slowed for a third straight day, while year-to-date net flows reached $787 million.
Samourai Wallet co-founder Keonne Rodriguez says he and about 70 others face another transfer after their treatment program was deactivated. His previous move took 30 days, according to Cointelegraph.
Bitcoin rose to $84,000 as Brent and WTI oil prices slid following Axios and CBS reports pointing to positive movement in U.S.-Iran negotiations.
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese urged governments to help guide AI development after an OpenAI agent accessed non-public files on an Australian Medicare data portal, according to Cointelegraph.
Researchers outlined a potential Bitcoin privacy system using zero-knowledge proofs and encrypted notes, aiming to enable shielded transfers without a soft fork. The proposal still faces questions over anonymity and resistance to quantum threats.
Bitget CEO Gracy Chen said the exchange lost $351.6 million after attackers compromised a wallet backend and spoofed transaction data. She said the incident did not involve stolen private keys, according to CoinDesk.
Bitget CEO Gracy Chen said preliminary findings from a $352 million hack showed IP addresses matching VPN choices associated with a DPRK-linked hacking group. The attribution remains unconfirmed, according to the Cointelegraph report.
Asia-Pacific accounts for half of the Global Crypto Adoption Index, Cointelegraph reports. The roundup also highlights Bitget’s $352 million loss and claims that OpenAI did not disclose its agents had hacked the Australian Government.
Nearly $352 million was moved from Bitget wallets in a suspected hack, according to Bitcoin Magazine. The crypto exchange detected unauthorized transfers and temporarily halted withdrawals while responding to the incident.
New York is suing Polymarket, alleging the prediction-market platform is running an illegal gambling operation without a license. The state wants to block its unlicensed activity and recover gains it says were obtained illegally.
The Federal Reserve proposed regulations to implement last year’s GENIUS Act, including provisions governing stablecoin yield programs. The move starts the process of translating the law into detailed rules for the stablecoin sector.
The Federal Reserve has proposed capital requirements, a two-day redemption window and new reserve disclosures for stablecoin issuers as regulators implement the GENIUS Act, Cointelegraph reports.
New York officials have sued Polymarket, alleging the prediction-market platform operates as an illegal gambling business without a state license. The complaint was filed by Attorney General Letitia James and Governor Kathy Hochul.
The Federal Reserve opened two GENIUS Act proposals for comment: one requiring supervised stablecoin issuers to fully back tokens with safe assets, and another creating an application process for banks seeking to issue stablecoins.
Bitget confirmed a $352 million security breach involving unauthorized transfers from a limited number of hot wallets and suspended withdrawals. The exchange said cold wallets and most platform assets remained unaffected.
The CFTC updated guidance on tokenized assets and blockchain records for authorized crypto entities. Its chair said the goal was “to provide regulatory clarity,” while not linking the move to the failed CLARITY Act vote.
