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Sheikh Tahnoon secretly bought 49% of World Liberty Financial for $500 million in January 2025, just days before the inauguration. The deal gave G42 executives board seats and preceded a major policy shift allowing the UAE to purchase 500,000 restricted US AI chips annually. World Liberty recently launched a lending platform for its USD1 stablecoin, which has already surpassed $3 billion in circulating supply. A secret US$500 million (AU$765 million) deal has placed an investment vehicle backed by Emirati Sheikh Tahnoon bin Zayed Al Nahyan at the center of World Liberty Financial’s ownership, According to a Wall Street Journal investigation,…

CrossCurve confirmed an active bridge exploit enabling roughly US$3 million in unauthorised token unlocks. A validation bypass allowed spoofed cross-chain messages to drain funds from the PortalV2 contract. The incident drew comparisons to the Nomad hack and prompted warnings from Curve Finance. Cross-chain liquidity protocol CrossCurve has confirmed its bridge infrastructure is under active attack following the exploitation of a smart contract vulnerability that enabled unauthorised token unlocks worth approximately US$3 million (AU$4.32 million).CrossCurve disclosed the incident on Sunday, warning users to immediately halt all interactions with the platform while investigations continue. ⚠️ URGENT Security NoticeDear users,Our bridge is currently…

Binance just turned its emergency insurance fund into a public, auditable pledge. And it reads like a crisis-repair letter in balance sheet form.The exchange announced Jan. 30 that it will convert SAFU’s roughly $1 billion stablecoin reserves into Bitcoin within 30 days, with an explicit promise: if BTC price movements push the fund below $800 million, Binance will replenish it to $1 billion.The move comes wrapped in the language of trust-building: “we hold ourselves to elevated standards,” “we continually improve based on feedback,” and “we’re taking another step forward.”The framing isn’t accidental. Binance’s “open letter to the crypto community” follows…

Michael Saylor signaled a new Bitcoin buy with his “More Orange” post on Sunday, February 1, 2026, typically preceding an official disclosure on Monday. Strategy now holds 712,647 BTC, controlling approximately 3.4% of the total supply after adding 2,932 coins in late January. Capital raising has slowed as the company’s stock hit a 52-week low of $149, while its preferred stock (STRC) traded below its $100 par value. Strategy (MSTR) executive Chairman Michael Saylor just pointed to another Bitcoin (BTC) purchase, adding more BTC to its already large holdings, even as pressure on its own share price makes it harder…

Bitcoin fell below $80,000 on Monday, dropping as low as $75,644 as it broke under its 21-week moving average—a key technical level that often signals a bear market. Over $2.5 billion in liquidations hammered the market over the weekend, making it the 10th-largest wipeout in history as Bitcoin fell 17% from its $90,000 January highs. $1.82 billion exited spot ETFs in just five days, marking a massive sentiment shift from mid-January when the market saw record-breaking inflows. Bitcoin (BTC) held below US$80,000 (AU$122,400) on Monday after a more than 6% slide the previous day, with data from ETFs, derivatives, and…

US sanctions target UK crypto exchanges accused of facilitating Iran-linked financial activity. Treasury alleges exchanges processed billions through USDT networks tied to the IRGC. Action forms part of broader crackdown on Iranian officials and sanctions evasion. The US Treasury has sanctioned two UK-registered cryptocurrency exchanges, marking the first time entire digital asset platforms have been blacklisted under Iran-specific sanctions authorities. The Office of Foreign Assets Control announced on Friday that Zedcex and Zedxion were designated for allegedly processing transactions linked to Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC). US officials said the exchanges facilitated nearly US$1 billion (AU$1.44 billion) in transactions…

Spot Bitcoin and Ether ETFs lost $1.82 billion over five trading days, with Bitcoin accounting for $1.49 billion of the total net withdrawals. Massive liquidations fueled the decline, as over $2.5 billion in leveraged positions were wiped out, the 10th largest daily event on record. Economic uncertainty triggered the exit, driven by a 43-day US government shutdown and a surge in gold and silver prices that drew capital away from risk assets. US-listed spot Bitcoin and Ether ETFs recorded sustained outflows over the past week as crypto prices fell and leverage unwound across the market. Data from SoSo Value shows…

The “Bye America” trade has a habit of returning when markets stop debating whether the US is still the safest house on the block and start debating the price of living in it.Over the past week, that debate has shown up in the dollar. A weaker dollar is rarely a story by itself, but it often arrives with a familiar set of consequences: global portfolios reassess how much US exposure they want, hedges get recalculated, and risk budgets get rewritten.Bitcoin has been catching some of that wind, but the move only makes sense once you look past the simple chart…

By the end of 2025, a corner of the market most Ethereum traders rarely watch had built a position large enough to matter for everyone else.Everstake’s annual Ethereum staking report estimates that public companies’ “digital asset treasuries” collectively held roughly 6.5–7.0 million ETH by December, which is more than 5.5% of the circulating supply.Graph showing the cumulative ETH digital asset treasury holdings by public companies from March 2025 to December 2025 (Source: Everstake)The number is huge, but the more important part is why these companies chose ETH in the first place.Bitcoin’s corporate-treasury playbook is built around scarcity and reflexivity: buy…

Bitcoin treasuries are designed to look uncomfortable in drawdowns, because the trade they’re running is simple: take a volatile asset, put it on a corporate balance sheet, and finance more of it through capital markets. When Bitcoin drops, the mark-to-market hit is the point, not the punchline.The real question is whether the company can keep its funding machine running long enough for volatility to swing back the other way.Bitcoin’s price of about $78,500 on Feb. 1 turns the conversation about unrealized losses into a stress test for everyone who bought closer to the cycle highs, and a reminder that early…