France’s crypto tax database was allegedly sold for €800 per person, fueling kidnappings and wrench attacks. The breach shows how compliance records can become criminal target lists.

NFT ticketing can reduce scalping and fake tickets using smart contracts and on-chain verification, while turning stubs into collectibles—but wallets, UX friction, and adoption still limit it.

If the Senate Banking crypto bill stalls, Agriculture’s CFTC-led version may lead—protecting developers and keeping stablecoin yields. The Jan 27 markup could set 2026’s regulatory direction.

The shift toward a rollup-centric future for Ethereum has successfully lowered gas fees but introduced a critical issue: liquidity fragmentation. Assets are often trapped on isolated Layer 2...

Japan is set to classify XRP as a financial product by Q2 2026, marking a major regulatory shift that could impact the crypto market and XRP’s global adoption.

Risk-reward ratio and position sizing help traders control losses, maximise gains, and stay profitable by risking a fixed amount of capital on every trade.

Malaysia uncovered $1.1B in stolen electricity from illegal Bitcoin miners, exposing how proof-of-work incentives can strain national power grids and force governments into tech-driven crackdowns.

Tokenized real estate promises faster deals, fractional ownership, and global access, but legal barriers mean most projects rely on SPVs. Adoption will stay selective, not universal.

Bitcoin’s $150K target for 2026 reflects ETF inflows and institutional cost bases, but weak momentum and heavy resistance suggest short-term bull traps before long-term scarcity drives higher prices.

Ethereum chose Proof of Stake to maximize security, decentralization, and energy efficiency, while Solana adopted Proof of History to prioritize speed and throughput, accepting higher hardware demands