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Bitcoin extended its rally on Tuesday, hitting the $80,000 psychological level for the first time since May 4. The rally comes as improving liquidity expectations continued to lift the broader cryptocurrency market. Bitcoin has gained nearly 30% in the last week, while Ethereum has risen more than 25% and XRP has advanced almost 30%. The rally gained momentum after the U.S. Treasury announced plans to double the size of certain debt buyback operations. The decision eased liquidity concerns and strengthened demand for risk-sensitive assets. With Bitcoin still flying, investors are now watching whether it can extend its rally and reach…

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Bitcoin’s broken back above US$80,000, up 27.5% over the past week and currently trading at US$80,684. Bitfinex reports the rally came alongside the biggest short-liquidation event on record, with roughly US$3 billion in shorts wiped out on 19–20 August. The catalyst was a US Treasury announcement on expanded buybacks of longer-dated government debt, which pushed Bitcoin out of its US$62,000–US$65,000 range. Ether joined the rally too, up more than 32% since 19 August, while analysts are watching US$86,500 as the next resistance level for BTC. Bitcoin has broken through the US$80k (AU$111.8k) barrier again, gaining 4.3% over the past 24…

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The Hyperliquid Policy Center filed a 15-page comment letter with the CFTC and SEC on 24 August, asking them to classify perpetual contracts by structure and not by the asset they reference. HIP-3 markets have traded over US$480 billion in ten months and hold about US$4 billion in open interest, the letter states, crediting data from ASXN. Hyperliquid is not currently available to persons in the United States, and the group says its work covers onchain markets “including those available on Hyperliquid”. Hyperliquid Policy Center asked the SEC and the CFTC to treat equity perpetual contracts as security futures.  In…

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Ledger users should update the Ethereum app to version 1.22.2 after official code changes showed that a malicious dApp or other connected host could start a second signing command while a transaction was still under review.In the path described by security company TestMachine, pressing approve could return a signature for substituted data instead of the transaction shown on the device.TestMachine said on Aug. 22 that the attack required a dApp with WebHID access. The group said a second command could replace the transaction held in memory without opening a new review, leaving the original details on screen while the device…

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A newly merged Ethereum proposal would retire the network’s 512-validator sync committee, remove its rewards, and make the current Altair light-client interface obsolete by replacing it with offchain zero-knowledge proofs.The Draft EIP-8390 estimates that deleting the committee’s reward weight would reduce annual consensus issuance by roughly 33,800 ETH.Ethereum would give up an in-protocol mechanism that lets lightweight clients follow the beacon chain before the proposed replacement proving service, migration interface, and economic support have been specified.A sync committee is a 512-validator sample whose messages give light clients a compact way to track Ethereum without processing the full validator set.The proposal…

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FalconX Bravo wants US regulators to treat cash-settled perpetuals tied to a single security or a narrow-based security index as security-based swaps under SEC rules when they fall outside the joint SEC-CFTC security-futures framework.The filing expressly includes comparable contracts offered through DeFi protocols.The firm submitted its proposal to the Securities and Exchange Commission and Commodity Futures Trading Commission on Aug. 12. FalconX Bravo is listed on the CFTC’s registered swap dealer roster and describes its business as focused on digital assets and digital asset market participants.FalconX’s definition covers the specified perpetuals and options on them. It does not extend to…

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Datavault AI reaches its Nasdaq minimum bid-price deadline on Aug. 24, with DVLT 68% below the exchange’s $1 threshold and no disclosed decision on whether the company will receive more time or a delisting notice.DVLT’s last sale was $0.3186 on Aug. 21, according to Nasdaq’s official quote feed. Nasdaq historical data showed every close/last reading from Aug. 7 through Aug. 21 below $1.Datavault disclosed in a Feb. 27 filing that Nasdaq had given it until Aug. 24 to regain compliance, which requires a closing bid price of at least $1 for at least 10 consecutive business days.With only Aug. 24…

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Reported losses from deepfake scams in 2026 have already exceeded last year’s total by 263%, according to TRM Labs, highlighting a growing crypto security problem in which attackers increasingly manipulate authorized users rather than break blockchain code.The blockchain intelligence firm’s new AI-in-Crime Adoption Index classifies scams as the only crypto-crime category where artificial intelligence has reached a “Mature” level of adoption.TRM said reports involving scammer-side use of AI, including deepfakes, chatbots and AI-powered lures, have risen roughly 13-fold since 2022.The shift exposes a weakness that traditional smart-contract security does not address. An exchange account can be properly authenticated, a hardware…

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Fidelity’s FETH and FSOL staking plans give its Ethereum and Solana exchange-traded products authority to stake up to 100% of their crypto under normal conditions, while pairing that ceiling with a layered plan for meeting redemptions when network exits take too long.The matching framework appears in Aug. 21 prospectuses for the Fidelity Ethereum Fund, or FETH, and Fidelity Solana Fund, or FSOL. Neither fund has a minimum staking requirement, and sponsor FD Funds Management can keep ether or SOL unstaked for foreseeable redemptions, expenses, asset protection and its liquidity program.The 100% figure is an authority ceiling, not evidence that both…

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NoOnes has entered withdrawal-only mode weeks after telling users that an EU sanctions listing named a separate company and did not affect the platform or its operator.The crypto platform strongly recommended that customers remove their full balances no later than Sunday, Aug. 23. That date was, however, not a stated platform shutdown cutoff. NoOnes said users will continue to be able to sign in, view balances, withdraw funds and contact support while it helps them remove their money.Aug. 23 also has separate legal significance. The EU regulation adds “NoOnecrypto INC.” to Annex XLV Part A from that date under a…

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