In July, Bitcoin ETFs attracted $172.4 million in net inflows, halting two months of significant redemptions that totaled billions. Despite this positive shift, year-to-date flows remain negative by $5.3 billion, largely due to massive outflows in May and June. The recovery was mainly driven by BlackRock's IBIT, which accounted for most of the inflows during a mid-month streak, while other products showed little demand. This suggests institutional interest is selective and fragile, with the ETF market heavily reliant on one major fund rather than broad-based enthusiasm.
Switchboard, a multi-chain oracle protocol, stopped operations on Aptos, Sui, IOTA, and Movement networks after detecting a security breach involving a compromised oracle key on IOTA. This breach allowed an attacker to inflate IOTA's price to $10 mil...
Spot Ripple ETFs have recorded nine consecutive days of inflows totaling $157 million this month, indicating strong investor interest despite XRP's price dropping over 8.5% to around $1.38. Whale investors remain divided, with some holding long posit...
Zcash has surged about 19 times in value over the past year but still holds less than 1% of Bitcoin's market capitalization. Grayscale highlights Zcash's financial privacy, cybersecurity developments, and cross-chain capabilities as key factors that ...
The crypto market sentiment has shifted from prolonged fear to greed, with Bitcoin rallying above $80,000 and the Crypto Fear and Greed Index reaching 68. This shift was influenced by factors such as a White House meeting supporting crypto legislatio...
Polygon Labs patched two security vulnerabilities through the Austin and Kyoto hard forks activated on August 29, 2026. These upgrades addressed denial-of-service and resource exhaustion risks in the Bor execution client and Heimdall consensus client...
