Liberty Defense announced that Bryan Cunningham, its President, has left the company to pursue privacy and advocacy work, effective July 22, 2026. The company will not immediately fill the President role but remains focused on its strategic goals and maintaining service quality. CEO Bill Frain expressed confidence in the existing leadership team and the company's future prospects in the security detection market. Liberty Defense continues to develop AI-based detection technologies for concealed weapons in high-security areas.
Ethereum developers have tentatively scheduled the Glamsterdam upgrade activation on the Sepolia testnet for October 6, 2026, at 13:53 UTC. This date remains conditional as stable activation has not yet been achieved on private development networks, ...
Bitwise Investment Advisors announced it will terminate and liquidate its Dogecoin ETF (BWOW) with the last trading day on October 14, 2026. The decision aims to optimize Bitwise's product lineup to better meet investor needs, though minimal investor...
The PUMP token from Pump.fun fell 12.5% to $0.004002 after breaking down from a seven-day ascending channel, signaling a bearish momentum shift. Traders faced $5.42 million in liquidations, mostly long positions. The platform added 20 new token pairs...
Bitcoin dropped to $76,651 following the release of US Producer Price Index data showing a 5.4% annual increase, driven by rising energy costs. This led to $562 million in crypto liquidations within 24 hours, mostly affecting long positions worth $48...
A major Chainlink holder transferred 2.41 million LINK tokens worth about $26 million to Coinbase over several weeks, sparking speculation of potential selling pressure. LINK's price recently fell below the critical $12 support level to around $11.80...
