A counterfeit Wasabi Wallet app on Apple's App Store has been connected to the theft of approximately 6 BTC from a user. This fake app is the 27th crypto wallet clone reported on the App Store in 2026, highlighting ongoing security risks for crypto users. The incident underscores the importance of verifying wallet apps before downloading, as scammers mimic legitimate software to steal funds. No details are yet available on the app's developer or Apple's response to the listing.
Bitcoin fell slightly to $77,132 on September 2, retreating from a strong 25% gain in August due to escalating US-Iran military tensions and rising global government bond yields. These geopolitical and economic pressures have dampened investor appeti...
Costco Wholesale announced net sales of $23.70 billion for August 2026, marking a 9.9% increase from the previous year. Comparable sales rose 8.4% overall, with the U.S. up 9.0%, Canada 4.0%, and other international markets 9.5%. Digital sales showed...
BlackRock's clients purchased 1,495 Bitcoin, valued at about $115.45 million, through the iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT), a leading US spot Bitcoin ETF. IBIT has attracted roughly 75% of new capital flowing into US spot Bitcoin ETFs recently, managing ...
PONS surged to an all-time high following its listing on Binance Alpha, boosting its market cap to nearly $362 million and ranking it as the 118th-largest cryptocurrency. The listing enabled traders to use market and limit orders, driving strong dema...
Japan-listed Remixpoint sold its holdings in Ethereum, Solana, XRP, and Dogecoin, booking a total gain of about $742,000. The company earned the largest profit from Ethereum and Solana but took a loss on Dogecoin. Following these sales, Remixpoint wi...
