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Bybit’s Lazarus Security Lab just stirred up a hornet’s nest. Their investigation found that 16 major blockchain networks can actually freeze your funds. Yeah, you read that right, freeze them. This is pretty wild considering the whole point of crypto is supposed to be that nobody can mess with your money. Turns out, that’s not

Fintech has let more people send money, save, borrow, and invest without relying entirely on traditional banks, thus democratising finance. Yet for many underserved individuals and communities, fintech still feels out of reach. In practice, these tools can sometimes come with extra costs that shut out the very people they’re meant to support. If fintech

JPMorgan is turning heads with its latest take on Bitcoin. The banking giant now believes Bitcoin is “very cheap,” a major change from its past cautious tone. This call comes as Bitcoin hovers around $102,000, well below where JPMorgan says it should be trading. In a report led by strategist Nikolaos Panigirtzoglou, the bank compared

In the last decade, cryptocurrency exchanges have evolved from obscure online markets into sophisticated trading ecosystems. Every trader—from a weekend enthusiast to a professional investor—seeks the perfect mix of trust, usability, and innovation. Amid this evolution, the BYDFi crypto exchange has emerged as a serious contender, catching attention for its simplicity, transparency, and broad functionality.

Discovery Bank’s plan to fold crypto trading into its mobile app marks a noticeable turning point for local financial services. The bank teamed up with Luno, a familiar name in the crypto space across Africa, making Discovery the first well-established South African institution to merge digital asset activity with regular banking. When the feature arrives

So I’ve been poking around the crypto space for a while now, and honestly, It’s exhausting. Every week there’s some new exchange, another DeFi protocol, bots that promise to trade for you while you’re asleep… Most of it is just blurry after a point. Then I stumbled on Caleb & Brown. They’re based in Melbourne,

October’s usually pretty good for crypto. People call it “Uptober”, after all, because that’s when we tend to see rallies. But this year? This October might be flipping the script entirely. Let me walk you through what’s actually been going on and whether we’re really witnessing the worst October crypto has ever seen. The Numbers

Crypto treasuries are stores of Bitcoin held by companies or states. In the last few years, more have turned to BTC and ETH to boost their worth, but recent Nasdaq rulings may have put an end to the practice. In the last year, many companies have begun to accumulate stockpiles of Bitcoin. As the price

If you’ve scrolled through X, TikTok, or YouTube lately, you’ve probably bumped into a “MrBeast crypto giveaway.” Shiny thumbnail. Big smile. A promise to “double your Bitcoin in 24 hours.” It looks legit at first glance, especially if you already trust Jimmy Donaldson’s brand. But the flood of these clips has a much simpler explanation,

Published: October 15 The United Kingdom has proposed regulations for tokenisation in investment funds. This initiative is a huge advancement in the modernization of its financial markets. The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has recently proposed regulations for tokenised investment funds – an initiative that has the potential to fundamentally alter the interaction between traditional fund

So the U.S. government just pulled off what might be the biggest crypto bust ever: over 127,000 BTC, worth something like $15 billion. The whole thing came from busting up an international fraud ring that mixed fake investment schemes, human trafficking, and social media scams into one massive operation. And honestly? It shows just how

During the launch of the first cryptocurrency in 2009, not many people saw the vision. Naysayers came in many shapes: some claimed that the concept of a decentralized digital currency was doomed to fail within a few months, and others didn’t understand how mining for coins was a feasible activity that would result in profits.