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Examining Donald Trump’s executive order establishing a cryptocurrency reserve and its potential implications.

Within weeks of the new administration taking office, U.S. regulators have significantly eased their stance on the cryptocurrency industry, halting investigations and dropping lawsuits.

North Korean hackers from the Lazarus Group have stolen a record $1.5 billion from the Bybit crypto exchange, circumventing a security system considered one of the safest in the industry. The attack has raised alarms about the vulnerability of even “cold” storage wallets and the potential use of stolen funds to support the Kim Jong-Un regime’s nuclear weapons program.

World Liberty Financial, in which President Donald Trump holds a financial stake, announced a strategic token reserve to bolster Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other cryptocurrencies.

Examining Donald Trump’s recent actions to support the cryptocurrency industry, including executive orders and a pardon.

Discover how leading financial institutions are leveraging blockchain technology to enhance efficiency, reduce costs, and foster transparency in the financial system.

GPUs, once crucial for cryptocurrency mining, faced a shortage due to high demand. While mining is less relevant now, the technology’s potential in blockchain remains.

Cryptocurrency exchange Bybit recently disclosed a $1.5 billion crypto heist, making it one of the largest digital asset thefts on record and highlighting ongoing security challenges in the industry.

Market research forecasts for blockchain technology have been adjusted, showing a decrease in the projected market value compared to previous estimates. Despite the reduction, the technology is still anticipated to reach nearly $1 trillion by 2032.

The SEC establishes the Cyber and Emerging Technologies Unit (CETU) to combat cyber-related misconduct and protect investors in the digital asset space. This unit will focus on fraud involving AI, social media, and crypto assets while enforcement and regulatory changes continue.