Bybit Sues North Korea Over Its $1.5B Hack and Wins a Rare Asset Freeze
The Bybit Lazarus Group lawsuit names North Korea and its spy agency over a $1.5B hack, and secures a preliminary injunction freezing traced stolen assets.
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The Bybit Lazarus Group lawsuit names North Korea and its spy agency over a $1.5B hack, and secures a preliminary injunction freezing traced stolen assets.
Bitcoin underperformance widened on 5 August as global equities set fresh records while BTC held near $64,000, roughly 49% below its October 2025 peak.
Tether’s Hadron platform will power Saudi real estate tokenization alongside First Data and BKN301, targeting institutional property under Vision 2030.
Nasdaq bitcoin options are frozen: the SEC stayed its QBTC approval and reopened the file after CME Group argued the CFTC, not the SEC, owns the product.
GCC crypto regulation faces a shake-up: a Gulf report urges the six member states to swap fragmented national rules for one digital-asset framework.
Bitcoin price this week: BTC held $62,500, stalled at $65,000 and closed near $64,300 as realised volatility hit a two-year low and ETF inflows returned.
Why the CLARITY Act will not pass in 2026: the ethics fight over Trump-linked crypto, a 60-vote wall, a 14-day calendar, and a genuine path out to 2029.
Aura8 Ep71 recap: Michael Terpin tells Vaibhavv Ali why $62,000 is Bitcoin’s trapdoor, the CLARITY Act may slip to 2029, and old alts will not moon again.
The CLARITY Act Senate vote slipped again: lawmakers left for August recess with no floor vote, pushing crypto market structure to 14 September at best.
The Western Union stablecoin card is now live in 37 markets, pairing a USDPT wallet with a Visa card so remittance recipients can spend dollars on-chain.