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The crypto industry finally got the clear lines it spent years demanding from Washington.Six days after the SEC and CFTC unveiled their new crypto framework, the policy is now moving into the formal publication process through the Federal Register, giving the market a clearer sense of what this week’s regulatory reset actually is and what it still is not.On Mar. 17, the SEC and CFTC said most crypto assets are not securities, drew a formal taxonomy, and handed staking, airdrops, mining, and wrapped tokens more breathing room than the market has seen in years.However, the new framework is an interpretive…

An attacker exploited Resolv Labs’ USR minting system to create 80 million unbacked tokens in two transactions, using roughly US$200,000 in initial capital. The exploit crashed USR from its US$1 peg to as low as US$0.025 on Curve Finance, with the attacker extracting approximately US$24 million in ETH before protocol functions were paused. Security firms disagree on the root cause, and some identified three possible vectors, including a gamed oracle or missing validation checks. An attacker minted 80 million unbacked USR stablecoins within 17 minutes early Sunday, exploiting a flaw in Resolv Labs’ issuance system and pushing the token as…

New finance minister Dario Durigan has delayed a planned crypto tax consultation potentially until 2027. Stablecoins account for roughly 90% of Brazil’s crypto transaction volume, with an estimated US$319 billion in total crypto transactions processed between mid-2024 and mid-2025. Brazil’s existing 17.5% flat tax on crypto capital gains and central bank rules classifying stablecoin transfers as foreign exchange operations remain in force. Brazil has postponed a planned public consultation on crypto taxation, delaying decisions on how stablecoin-heavy activity will be taxed in one of the world’s fastest-growing digital asset markets. Finance minister Dario Durigan, who took office on March 20,…

Bitcoin’s mining difficulty fell 7.76% to 133.79 trillion at block 941,472, the second-largest downward adjustment in 2026 after February’s 11.16% storm-driven drop. Average all-in production costs have reached US$88,000 per BTC against a spot price near US$69,200, leaving miners underwater by roughly US$19,000 per coin. At least eight publicly traded miners have announced partial or full pivots to AI compute, where revenue per megawatt runs 10 to 20 times higher than Bitcoin mining. Bitcoin mining difficulty fell 7.76% to 133.79 trillion on March 21 at block 941,472, as miners scale back operations. The adjustment followed slower block production, with average…

Bitcoin’s pullback is a standard four-year cycle, with profit-taking at US$100K (AU$141K) acting as a key trigger, according to Anthony Scaramucci. ETF inflows and institutional capital have softened volatility but haven’t removed cyclical behaviour. A prolonged period of choppy price action is expected before a potential recovery in late 2026. Bitcoin’s recent price weakness is part of a broader four-year cycle, with selling activity intensifying around the US$100,000 (AU$141,000) threshold, Anthony Scaramucci, Managing Partner of SkyBridge Capital, said. He linked the downturn to long-term holders exiting positions at this level, reinforcing its role as a key psychological turning point. Despite…

Malwarebytes researchers discovered a phishing site impersonating Pudgy Penguins’ new Pudgy World game, deploying 11 wallet-specific unlock screen forgeries covering Ethereum, Solana, and multi-chain wallets. The fake site at pudgypengu-gamegifts[.]live tricks hardware wallet users into typing seed phrases through a “manual option” fallback when the spoofed connection flow fails. Pudgy Penguins has now been targeted by phishing campaigns twice since December 2024, as FBI data shows phishing complaints exceeded 193,000 in 2024 with losses topping US$70 million. A phishing campaign targeting players of Pudgy Penguins’ Pudgy World game has been identified days after the title’s launch on March 10, using…

A crypto hack never ends when the wallet is drained. The theft lands first, fast and visible, and then a slower collapse starts to work through the rest of the project.The token keeps sliding, the treasury shrinks with it, hiring plans get cut back, product deadlines move, partners pull away, and the company that was supposed to recover spends months fighting for credibility instead of building.That’s the picture Immunefi’s new “State of Onchain Security 2026” report paints. Its argument is simple enough for any market, crypto or otherwise: the initial loss is only one part of the damage.The much bigger…

The Pentagon has sent the White House a request for $200 billion in additional funding for the Iran war, a figure that would equal nearly 3 million Bitcoin at current market prices.At Bitcoin’s current price of about $68,600, the request converts to 2,915,451 BTC.That framing does not mean the government is financing the war with crypto or treating Bitcoin as a payment rail for military spending. Instead, it offers a way to translate a large federal war bill into a unit investors can compare against some of the world’s most closely watched stores of value.Seen that way, the request moves…

Crypto opened the doors to retail now Wall Street is feasting on itRetail investors were sold a story about market access that was impossible to argue with: trading would be cheaper, information would be easier to find, public blockchains would pull back the curtain, and the old hierarchy that once defined finance would lose some of its grip.What that story left out, and what has become harder to ignore across both stocks and crypto, is that broader access didn’t do much to stop the system from organizing itself around retail behavior. It’s been studying, routing, pricing, and turning it into…

Bitcoin drops after Trump’s Truth Social threat turns ceasefire language into renewed escalationOvernight, Bitcoin dramatically fell 2.8% after President Donald Trump issued a Truth Social post threatening to “obliterate” Iran’s power plants if the Strait of Hormuz was not reopened within 48 hours.The drop ran from roughly $70,400 to $68,200 before a partial rebound toward $69,500. By press time, Bitcoin had softened again to around $68,700. The sequence points to a discrete trigger. It was a fast repricing tied to a live geopolitical development that widened the escalation path just as markets had begun to price a less aggressive trajectory.Bitcoin…