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Bitcoin's rally is showing signs of strain, with strong inflows into US spot exchange-traded funds no longer enough to offset broader macroeconomic concerns such as interest-rate uncertainty and risk-off sentiment across markets. Traders and analysts are watching whether institutional demand can sustain prices if economic headwinds intensify, with many now questioning how long the recent momentum can hold.
- 2North Korea 'Likely' Behind $388M Crypto Exchange Hack●North Korea 'Likely' Behind $388M Hack of Crypto Exchange Bitget
Investigators assess that North Korea was very likely responsible for a $388 million theft from crypto exchange Bitget, one of the largest heists in the industry this year. The attribution points to state-backed hackers, long blamed for siphoning cryptocurrency to fund the regime. Analysts are watching how the stolen funds are laundered and whether exchanges can freeze them.
- 3$183M Vanishes From Bitget Wallet Amid Hack Fears●$183M vanishes from Bitget exchange wallet as users fear potential hack
Roughly $183 million in crypto has reportedly moved out of a Bitget exchange wallet, prompting fears among users that the exchange has been hacked. The unusual outflows are being widely discussed across crypto communities, with traders watching for an official explanation from Bitget on whether the movement was a security breach or an internal transfer.
- 4Bitget resumes BTC withdrawals after $387.5M heist▼🤖 Bitget resumes BTC withdrawals after a $387.5M heist. Attackers breached a backend system in the exchange's wallet inf
Crypto exchange Bitget has resumed Bitcoin withdrawals following a $387.5 million theft. Attackers breached a backend system in the exchange's wallet infrastructure, spoofed transaction data to trigger the authorization flow, and drained hot and warm wallets across seven blockchains. On-chain tracing has linked the attack to hackers associated with North Korea.
- 5Bitget loses over $350 million in suspected North Korean hack●Severity: CRITICAL — Bitget exchange lost $350M+ in Bitcoin to a suspected North Korean breach. No CVE or technical deta
Crypto exchange Bitget reportedly lost more than $350 million in Bitcoin in an attack attributed to North Korean hackers. No CVE or technical details have been released, and the exchange has resumed withdrawals. Security watchers are urging caution while monitoring for further updates on the breach.
- 6Bitget fixes security breach and tightens access controls▼Bitget fixes security breach, tightens access c...
Crypto exchange Bitget says it has resolved a security breach and is tightening access controls across its platform. The announcement comes as exchanges face growing scrutiny over fund safety, and users are watching for details on what data or assets were affected and what new safeguards are being introduced.
- 7US Bitcoin ETFs Draw $2.39 Billion in Biggest Weekly Inflow●US Spot Bitcoin ETFs Pull In $2.39B in Biggest Weekly Inflow Since 2025
US spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds recorded $2.39 billion in weekly inflows, their largest since 2025, according to Yahoo Finance. The surge points to renewed institutional appetite for Bitcoin exposure through regulated products. Analysts typically read such inflows as a sign of strengthening market sentiment, though the report offers no breakdown by individual fund or reason for the spike.
- 8Bitget Resumes Bitcoin Withdrawals After $387.5m Breach●Bitget Restarts Bitcoin Withdrawals Following $387.5m Wallet Breach
Crypto exchange Bitget has resumed Bitcoin withdrawals after a wallet breach estimated at $387.5 million. The company moved quickly to restore normal service, telling users their assets remain backed and that it is investigating the incident. The episode has renewed debate over exchange security and whether platforms hold enough reserves to absorb losses without affecting customers.
- 9Bitget resumes Bitcoin withdrawals after $387.5 million heist▼Bitget resumes Bitcoin withdrawals after $387.5 million crypto heist
Crypto exchange Bitget has resumed Bitcoin withdrawals following a theft of roughly $387.5 million in digital assets. The company moved to restore normal operations and reassure customers about the security of their funds. The large-scale hack and the speed of the exchange's response are drawing close attention across the crypto industry, with traders watching for further details on how the breach occurred and whether stolen funds will be recovered.
- 10THORChain's refusal to blacklist funds from Bitget hack sparks debate▼THORChain’s response to Bitget’s $387.5M hack sparks blacklist debate
Following a $387.5 million hack of Bitget, THORChain declined to blacklist the stolen funds moving through its cross-chain liquidity network, prompting a debate within the crypto industry. Critics argue decentralized platforms should cooperate in freezing illicit proceeds, while defenders say permissionless networks cannot and should not selectively block transactions, reigniting a long-running argument over decentralization principles versus security cooperation.
- 11dwpbank gets BaFin MiCAR licence for crypto custody●Die dwpbank erhält von der BaFin die MiCAR-Erlaubnis für regulierte Krypto-Custody und Transfers und erweitert damit ihr
German securities services provider dwpbank has received a MiCAR licence from BaFin for regulated crypto custody and transfers, significantly expanding its wpNex digital asset platform. The move allows banks and savings banks (Sparkassen) to offer customers cryptocurrency trading and safekeeping directly within their familiar banking apps, without needing external crypto exchanges. Commentators see it as a further step toward mainstream, regulated crypto services in German retail banking.
- 12Bitcoin slides toward $83,000 despite record ETF buying▼On the Chain: Bitcoin slides towards US$83,000 despite record ETF buying
Bitcoin has fallen toward US$83,000 even as spot exchange-traded funds post record buying, highlighting a gap between institutional inflows and market price action. Analysts say heavy selling elsewhere, including whale distribution and fading retail demand, is overwhelming ETF demand. Traders are watching whether institutional buying can stabilise the price or whether the slide deepens.
- 13Bitget Resumes Bitcoin Withdrawals After $387.5 Million Heist●Bitget Resumes Bitcoin Withdrawals After $387.5 Million Crypto Heist Bitget has resumed Bitcoin withdrawals after a brie
Crypto exchange Bitget has resumed Bitcoin withdrawals after pausing them as a security measure following a $387.5 million heist. The company has also shared a schedule for bringing its other withdrawal services back online, as traders watch closely to see whether normal operations can be fully restored after the theft.
- 14Bitcoin dips as ETF inflows meet Fed headwinds●Bitcoin price forecast: BTC dips as ETF inflows meet Fed headwinds
Bitcoin slipped as strong inflows into spot exchange-traded funds collided with pressure from the Federal Reserve's policy outlook. FXStreet's forecast notes that continued ETF buying is being offset by macro headwinds, with traders weighing rate expectations against institutional demand for BTC.
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Fortune argues that cryptocurrency, once a rebellious outsider movement of hackers and free-market idealists, has become institutionalized, with major exchanges, stablecoin issuers and lobbying groups now operating like established financial powers aligned with regulators and governments. The piece asks what happens next for an industry that has traded its pirate roots for mainstream power, and what that shift means for its original ethos and users.
- 161,700 Bitcoin Worth $142M Moved Off Coinbase Institutional▼1,700 Bitcoin valued at $142M moved off Coinbase Institutional to unknown wallet
A transfer of 1,700 Bitcoin, valued at roughly $142 million, was moved off Coinbase Institutional to an unidentified wallet. Large transfers from major exchanges are closely watched by crypto traders, who often read them as signals of institutional buying, selling, or custody changes, though the destination and purpose remain unknown.
- 17THORChain refuses Bitget's plea to block $6 million hacker funds●THORChain rejects Bitget request to block hacker as $6 million moves to bitcoin
THORChain has turned down a request from crypto exchange Bitget to block funds stolen by a hacker, as roughly $6 million of the stolen assets was converted into bitcoin. The decentralized protocol's refusal underscores a core tension in crypto: its censorship-resistant design means no single party can freeze transactions, even at the request of an affected exchange. Observers are debating whether exchanges can rely on decentralized networks to recover stolen funds.
- 18Lagarde persuaded Greece to drop Binance licensing plan●EXCLUSIVE: How ECB’s Lagarde helped talk Greece out of licensing Binance
ECB President Christine Lagarde intervened to talk Greece out of granting Binance a licence, according to an AML Intelligence exclusive. The report suggests European officials pressed Athens against legitimising the crypto exchange, reflecting ongoing concern among regulators over Binance's compliance and anti-money-laundering record.
- 19Bitget resumes crypto withdrawals after security incident●Bitget resumes crypto withdrawals equally for a...
Crypto exchange Bitget has resumed withdrawals on equal terms for all users. The move is being read as a sign the platform considers the recent security alert resolved, allowing customers to move their funds freely again. Traders are watching for confirmation on whether any customer assets were affected during the disruption.
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The London Stock Exchange Group has been appointed as a Super Validator on the Canton Network, a blockchain infrastructure designed for institutional finance. The role involves helping secure and validate the network's operations. The appointment underscores growing involvement of major traditional market infrastructure providers in digital asset and distributed ledger technology.