Cryptocurrency Wallet

Magic Eden is shutting down its crypto wallet, removing it from app stores and limiting it to export-only mode from 1 April. Users must move or export their keys before 1 May, or risk losing access to their funds permanently.

DeFi giant Aave has officially deployed on OKX’s Ethereum Layer-2 network X Layer, giving wallet users seamless access to lending, borrowing, and compounding yield without bridging or extra setup. This marks X Layer’s largest protocol integration yet, underscoring the L2’s growing role in the Ethereum scaling race.

Mac users are being targeted by fake Cloudflare CAPTCHA pages that trick them into running commands which install the Infiniti Stealer malware. The malware quietly steals crypto wallets, browser passwords, and other sensitive data without any visible signs.

OnePay, backed by Walmart, has added over a dozen crypto tokens including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Polygon, Arbitrum, Cardano, Bitcoin Cash, and PAX Gold to its app, aiming to make digital assets easy for everyday customers.

Irish authorities have gained access to a Bitcoin wallet once believed to be permanently locked, recovering 500 BTC tied to convicted drug dealer Clifton Collins in a breakthrough that challenges assumptions around lost crypto assets.

MoonPay has introduced an open-source wallet framework designed to enable AI agents to hold funds and execute blockchain transactions, as the industry moves toward integrating autonomous software with financial infrastructure.

The sharp rise of the Siren (SIREN) token has drawn market attention, but onchain data pointing to concentrated ownership is prompting scrutiny over whether the surge reflects organic demand or coordinated accumulation.

PayPal is taking its PYUSD stablecoin global, rolling it out to 70 countries in a major push to simplify international payments and offer rewards on holdings.

Crypto.com has partnered with South Korea’s KG Inicis to let foreign visitors pay with digital assets at around 190,000 merchants, with payments settled instantly in fiat or crypto. The move aims to make cross-border spending easier for tourists while managing currency volatility and complying with local regulations.

Mastercard has launched a Crypto Partner Program that brings together more than 85 companies across the digital asset, payments and financial sectors to develop blockchain-based payment solutions. The initiative aims to integrate digital assets with existing payment networks for uses such as cross-border transfers, settlements and business payments.