Blockchain

April saw the worst DeFi exploits in four years, with hackers targeting 27 out of 30 days, according to CertiK CEO.

Today's crypto news covers Bitcoin price trends, blockchain developments, DeFi updates, Web3 advancements, and regulatory impacts.

Binance envisions crypto merging with traditional finance by 2030, with neither Wall Street nor corporate giants dominating the industry.

Ripple is reportedly leading a $1 billion XRP treasury raise, aiming to create the largest XRP-focused digital asset treasury.

Bitcoin, ether, and XRP declined as stock markets rallied, with only Hyperliquid's HYPE seeing gains amid cooling ETF demand.

Jamie Dimon vows to fight the crypto market structure bill, calling Coinbase CEO's claims about it "full of shit."

CFTC backs crypto perpetual contracts, issuing an advisory on 24/7 trading and a no-action position for Coinbase.

Sui network experienced another temporary stall due to a recurring software bug from Thursday's outage, causing nearly six hours of downtime.

The US Constitution is now permanently etched onto the Bitcoin blockchain, secured by an $83 transaction fee for future generations.

Wintermute is now providing liquidity on Kalshi and Polymarket, connecting the two largest prediction markets and facilitating financial flows between them.

Paxos secured SEC approval to clear U.S. stocks on blockchain, offering a more efficient alternative to legacy financial infrastructure.

ICE CEO Jeffrey Sprecher states Hyperliquid's trading volume surpasses NASDAQ, indicating growing Wall Street and crypto integration.

OKX Ventures invests $53 million in South Korea's Coinone exchange to boost stablecoin and tokenized securities offerings.