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Kevin O’Leary Warns CLARITY Act Delay Stalling Stablecoin Adoption and Crypto Markets

Kevin O’Leary Warns CLARITY Act Delay Stalling Stablecoin Adoption and Crypto Markets

Kevin O’Leary Warns CLARITY Act Delay Stalling Stablecoin Adoption and Crypto Markets
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Dogecoin Developers Introduce DogeOS to Expand Beyond Meme Coin Functionality

Dogecoin Developers Introduce DogeOS to Expand Beyond Meme Coin Functionality

Dogecoin Developers Introduce DogeOS to Expand Beyond Meme Coin Functionality
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Deutsche Bank Launches Crypto Custody Service for Institutional Clients in Europe

Deutsche Bank Launches Crypto Custody Service for Institutional Clients in Europe

Deutsche Bank Launches Crypto Custody Service for Institutional Clients in Europe
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Amazon Threat Intelligence Reports AI Agents Bypassing Cryptocurrency Exchange KYC with Deepfakes

Amazon Threat Intelligence Reports AI Agents Bypassing Cryptocurrency Exchange KYC with Deepfakes

Amazon Threat Intelligence Reports AI Agents Bypassing Cryptocurrency Exchange KYC with Deepfakes
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Nexo Card Report Reveals European Users Spend Double Euro-Area Average, Utilizing Crypto for Everyday Purchases

Nexo Card Report Reveals European Users Spend Double Euro-Area Average, Utilizing Crypto for Everyday Purchases

Nexo Card Report Reveals European Users Spend Double Euro-Area Average, Utilizing Crypto for Everyday Purchases
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North Korean hackers steal more than $400 million using video images, FBI says

North Korean hackers steal more than $400 million using video images, FBI says

By AJ Vicens Nov 12 (Reuters) - North Korean state-backed hackers have stolen more than $400 million in cryptocurrency over the past 18 months using surreptitiously recorded images of people which are then used to target their contacts, the FBI said Thursday.
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Purchasing Ethereum (ETH) Online with Credit or Debit Cards Becomes Accessible

Purchasing Ethereum (ETH) Online with Credit or Debit Cards Becomes Accessible

Purchasing Ethereum (ETH) Online with Credit or Debit Cards Becomes Accessible
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Analysis-Binance hack reveals crypto's uphill battle against hackers

Analysis-Binance hack reveals crypto's uphill battle against hackers

By AJ Vicens and Hannah Lang Nov 11 (Reuters) - An elite North Korean hacking group’s $6.3 billion theft from Binance is renewing scrutiny of a longstanding weakness in the cryptocurrency industry: hackers may need to compromise only one employee to get inside, while inconsistent security practices
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Global Banks, Including Goldman Sachs and Citigroup, Commit $270 Million to Stablecoin Venture 'Project Faro'

Global Banks, Including Goldman Sachs and Citigroup, Commit $270 Million to Stablecoin Venture 'Project Faro'

Global Banks, Including Goldman Sachs and Citigroup, Commit $270 Million to Stablecoin Venture 'Project Faro'
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Goldman Sachs, Citigroup, and Global Banks Commit $270 Million to Stablecoin Venture

Goldman Sachs, Citigroup, and Global Banks Commit $270 Million to Stablecoin Venture

Goldman Sachs, Citigroup, and Global Banks Commit $270 Million to Stablecoin Venture
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OKXICE to launch 24/7 trading in tokenized US securities

OKXICE to launch 24/7 trading in tokenized US securities

Nov 11 (Reuters) - OKXICE, the joint venture between crypto exchange OKX and Intercontinental Exchange, will launch a platform for round-the-clock trading in tokenized U.S. securities on November 23, the companies said on Wednesday.
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Bitcoin Core Discloses Three Security Vulnerabilities, Urges Node Updates

Bitcoin Core Discloses Three Security Vulnerabilities, Urges Node Updates

Bitcoin Core has publicly disclosed three security vulnerabilities, identified as CVE-2025-62859, CVE-2025-62860, and CVE-2025-62861. These flaws were fixed in versions 28.3, 29.2, and 30.0, released in October 2025, but are only now being publicly described following the project's disclosure policy. The most significant vulnerability, CVE-2025-62860, affected thousands of reachable nodes running Bitcoin Core with the anonymity network Tor. This bug caused inbound Tor connections to be treated as trusted peers if the operator had set the `-whitelist` option for an IP range that included the Tor service address. This granted external Tor users the same permissions as internal devices, potentially compromising privacy and availability. The other two flaws include a medium-severity bug (CVE-2025-62859) related to compact block processing, which could stall a node's block processing, and a high-severity flaw (CVE-2025-62861) primarily affecting miners, which could halt block template creation after a chain reo...