Ripple is now providing exclusive intelligence on North Korean cyber threats to Crypto ISAC, a nonprofit that helps crypto companies share security data. This intelligence includes details on fraudulent domains, wallets, and profiles of suspected North Korean operatives trying to infiltrate crypto firms. The move follows the Drift hack, which exposed how attackers use social engineering to bypass security and steal funds. By sharing this data through Crypto ISAC's API, Ripple and others aim to strengthen collective defense against sophisticated cyber attacks in the crypto industry.
Clear Creek Financial Management disclosed $15.1 million in crypto exchange-traded funds (ETFs) across Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, and Solana in its latest US regulatory filing. Bitcoin ETFs led with about $10.4 million, primarily in Bitwise’s BITB fund,...
Cryptocurrency markets saw a general decline with Bitcoin falling 1.72% to $63,743 and Ethereum down 1.24% to $1,916. Several altcoins experienced sharper drops, including SHIB down nearly 7% and NEAR down over 7%. Stablecoins remained steady around ...
Flare Networks CEO Hugo Philion announced plans to extend the FAssets system, currently supporting XRP, to Bitcoin through a wrapped FBTC token. This move aims to attract institutional investors by using confidential computing technology to keep larg...
Flare has launched Smart Accounts v1.3, enabling XRP holders to mint FXRP and deposit into yield-generating vaults using a single XRPL wallet signature. This update simplifies DeFi access by removing the need for multiple wallets, bridging assets, or...
Mastercard's collaboration with Ripple has reignited speculation about XRP's significant future role in digital payments, with projections of $235 trillion in payment flows potentially involving the XRP Ledger. Mastercard's CBDC Partner Program inclu...
