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Bitcoin has pulled back following another golden cross. CoinDesk reports that the signal may support the longer-term outlook, while historical patterns indicate much of the upside often arrives before the crossover appears.
Sam Bankman-Fried is seeking Supreme Court review of his FTX fraud conviction. His lawyers say he was barred from arguing customers lost nothing and describe the $11 billion forfeiture as a “crushing fine.”
Blockstream will not pay a ransom for nearly 600 BTC held by Liquid hackers, according to Cointelegraph. It said it would work with law enforcement, exchanges and forensic specialists to recover the Bitcoin if it is not returned.
Trezor disclosed another data breach involving a marketing platform, with bitcoin hardware-wallet users targeted by phishing attacks, Bitcoin Magazine reported. Details on affected data and user numbers were not provided.
The Bank for International Settlements says AI is shortening the time banks have to address security flaws. It cites guidance urging institutions to accept planned downtime when urgent fixes cannot wait for routine maintenance schedules.
Nasdaq, Boerse Stuttgart and other coalition members want the EU to remove or raise the cap in its tokenization trial, saying the current limit is too low and already exceeded by some European projects.
The SEC has given qualifying Bitcoin-heavy trusts a 15% window to move beyond existing listing rules through a faster generic route. Derivatives counted at gross notional value could quickly use the available flexibility.
SGX has opened its bitcoin and ether perpetual futures to U.S. institutions, according to CoinDesk, linking American trading desks with crypto derivatives liquidity in Singapore and broader Asian market hours.
Apple unveiled a Gemini-powered Siri redesign, its first 2-nanometer A20 Pro chip and a $1,999 foldable iPhone. The foldable model is expected to ship in October, during CEO John Ternus’ debut keynote.
Ethereum’s institutional staking activity is growing, but Lido captured just 5.7% of first-half staking growth. CryptoSlate also pointed to NEST’s negative budget as evidence that deposits alone cannot fund purchases.
Bitcoin and Ethereum’s quantum-security planning is converging with a U.S.-backed $300 million hardware push. CoinDesk says the current threat is not immediate, but both timelines increasingly point toward 2029.
India’s Financial Intelligence Unit issued non-compliance notices to 15 virtual digital asset service providers over anti-money laundering lapses, CoinDesk reported. The source did not identify the platforms or provide details on potential penalties.
Jack Dorsey’s Block is seeking a US trust bank charter for proposed Builders Bank. The institution would offer federally supervised custody for Bitcoin and stablecoins but would not accept deposits or issue loans.
A New York town that previously imposed an 18-month Bitcoin-mining ban is considering a new temporary moratorium covering data centers, AI facilities and other cryptocurrency-mining operations, Cointelegraph reports.
