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Slide.Fun, a Web3 gamified Telegram mini app that allows users to interact with blockchain-based games and manage assets, today announced a strategic partnership with HyperSui, a non-custodial DEX platform built on the Sui blockchain, providing users with rapid swaps, predictable executions, and a s
An attacker spent approximately $1,808 to purchase 40 million MFAM governance tokens and push through a malicious proposal that, if executed, would grant total control over Moonwell’s seven lending markets and core smart contracts, allowing the exploiter to drain more than $1 million in user funds.
CNBC’s Mad Money host Jim Cramer stated on March 25, 2026, that neither Bitcoin nor gold functioned as crisis hedges during the U.S.-Iran war, arguing that he only witnessed margin calls and forced selling rather than safe-haven buying as both assets declined amid the escalating conflict.
Digital asset ETPs saw a peak of over $250B, ending 2025 with $184B AUM, mainly driven by Bitcoin products. The market is evolving, with over 125 new filings indicating a trend toward diversified asset offerings.
In Q4 2025, TRON solidified its role as a leading infrastructure for retail stablecoin payments, increasing daily active users and processing significant transaction volumes, while expanding integrations with major platforms.
BitGo and ZKsync announced a strategic partnership on March 26, 2026, to develop a full-stack infrastructure enabling banks to issue, transfer, and settle tokenized deposits within existing regulatory frameworks, combining BitGo’s institutional custody with ZKsync’s privacy-preserving Prividium network.
The New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) has officially announced the listing of Morgan Stanley’s spot Bitcoin ETF under the ticker MSBT, signaling that the fund’s launch is likely “imminent,” according to Bloomberg Senior ETF Analyst Eric Balchunas.
A federal judge in California certified a class action lawsuit against Nvidia and CEO Jensen Huang on March 25, 2026, ruling that investors may proceed collectively with claims that the company concealed more than $1 billion in GPU sales tied to cryptocurrency mining between 2017 and 2018, causing significant stock price declines when the exposure was revealed.