Ethereum(ETH)

Family offices are investing more in Ethereum than Bitcoin through crypto ETPs, showing stronger interest in Ethereum among smaller investors. Larger institutions still dominate Bitcoin ETPs, but Ethereum is attracting a broader and more diverse range of players.

Solana has maintained its position as the leading Layer 1 blockchain by decentralized exchange (DEX) volume for five consecutive days—highlighting its accelerating momentum and rising influence in the crypto ecosystem.

The United States Secret Service has partnered with Canadian law enforcement and securities regulators to launch a coordinated operation to dismantle a growing threat in the crypto space.

US and Canadian authorities teamed up in "Operation Avalanche" to dismantle a $4.3M Ethereum phishing scam, recover stolen funds, and alert affected wallet holders. Could this mark a new chapter in global crypto crime enforcement?

Ethereum developer Virgil Griffith has officially been released from prison after serving a reduced sentence stemming from his controversial participation in a blockchain conference held in North Korea.

Hong Kong’s SFC has approved staking services for licensed crypto platforms, advancing the city’s goal of becoming a global crypto hub. HashKey can now offer Ethereum staking, including for spot ETFs—signaling rising regulatory support for digital assets.

Virgil Griffith, an Ethereum developer, was arrested in 2019 for giving a lecture in North Korea on blockchain technology, violating US sanctions. After serving over three years, he was released in April 2025 and is now transitioning to parole while facing post-prison restrictions.

ZKasino’s exploit wallet suffered a $27 million loss in Ether after a leveraged position was liquidated, leaving investors still empty-handed nearly a year later. This turn of events raises questions about karmic justice in the crypto space.

The price of Bitcoin and many other cryptocurrencies has just plunged to new lows over the weekend as the fallout from President Trump's reciprocal tariffs sends the global economy into disarray.

FAT Brands, a publicly traded company, has expanded its payment options by accepting Bitcoin for franchisee royalty fees. The company remains open to incorporating additional digital assets and exploring customer payments in the future.