Decentralisation

Trump Media & Technology Group has teamed up with Crypto.com and Yorkville America Digital to launch “America-First” ETFs via Truth.Fi, pending SEC approval. The funds will feature US securities and digital assets, backed by up to $250 million in capital from Trump Media.

Solana has maintained its position as the leading Layer 1 blockchain by decentralized exchange (DEX) volume for five consecutive days—highlighting its accelerating momentum and rising influence in the crypto ecosystem.

Guns N’ Roses guitarist Slash has left X after his account was hacked—again—to promote a Solana-based meme coin, highlighting growing concerns over platform security and celebrity-targeted crypto scams.

After a year-long probe, the FBI arrested Anurag Pramod Murarka—aka ElonMuskWHM—for laundering over $24 million from Dark Web crimes. Despite criticism of surveillance tactics, the case highlights the rising global threat of crypto-fuelled cybercrime.

The Trump administration’s rollback of crypto enforcement, marked by the DOJ’s crypto unit shutdown, signals a shift toward industry-friendly regulation. While some welcome the move, others warn it may weaken protections in a risky market. Innovation boost or regulation setback?

A lawsuit against the US Department of Homeland Security is reigniting questions about Satoshi Nakamoto’s identity and Bitcoin's origins. As pressure mounts to unmask Satoshi, the debate intensifies: should the public's right to know outweigh Bitcoin's ethos of anonymity?

Solana has launched the Solana Policy Institute (SPI) to help shape blockchain regulations and educate policymakers about decentralised networks. The move comes as Solana faces regulatory uncertainty while gaining more institutional support and market growth.

A day after SIR.trading lost $355,000 to a hack, its founder pleaded for a partial fund return. With the platform’s future hanging in the balance, will SIR.trading really meets its demise if the hacker refuses to comply?

Abracadabra lost $13 million in ETH due to a hack targeting GMX-linked pools. GMX denies its smart contracts were involved, raising questions about the vulnerability and each platform's role.

Crypto.com faces backlash for reissuing 70 billion CRO tokens once declared permanently burned, sparking allegations of manipulation. Analyst ZachXBT claims the exchange misled users and controls most of CRO’s supply, raising trust concerns. Is this profit-driven or truly community-driven, as the CEO insists?