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Data incidents at Coinbase, Bithumb, Daishin and Mirae Asset have different confirmed impacts. CZ urges stronger login, withdrawal and anti-phishing controls.
Coinbase says an Amplitude incident affected customer contact data but not funds. A claim that more than 70,000 users were affected remains unconfirmed.
Bithumb is checking whether an internal collaboration-system hack exposed customer data. The exchange says its separate trading network and crypto assets were unaffected.
Visa says its stablecoin settlement pace has exceeded $25 billion annualized, up tenfold year on year, as blockchain support and card programs expand.
Scott Bessent backs SEC and CFTC action after the CLARITY setback, while arguing that dollar stablecoins can expand demand for US government debt.
Anthropic’s filing reveals a $627 million sale of forfeited FTX-linked shares in 2025. A near-$4 billion comparison depends on a $1.5 trillion valuation.
Predict.fun reports unauthorized transfers of about 400,000 USDT, suspects its API documentation site may have been compromised, and promises reimbursement.
Jason Calacanis predicts Bitcoin will revisit $57,000 within a year and favors AI, while Michael Saylor argues the two technologies complement each other.
RLUSD is live on Robinhood Chain and Bitstamp, with Robinhood app access planned this year as the firms expand treasury and brokerage ties.
Janus Henderson’s JQQQ will track the Nasdaq-100 using Stellar and Centrifuge, initially targeting non-US professional investors with a $100,000 minimum.
VanEck’s Wealth Builder ETF combines stocks, bonds and real assets with a 2% Bitcoin target, gaining crypto exposure through a spot Bitcoin ETP.
Reuters’ review of federal filings highlights political donations from the Winklevoss twins, Chris Larsen, Brian Armstrong and Mike Novogratz.