When your crypto is stolen, a rapid and organized response is crucial to trace the funds and rebuild your digital security. Hackers can drain your crypto exchange account by gaining unauthorized access to your password or login credentials. This often happens through phishing links or malware that secretly steals your login credentials. Attackers may also exploit weak passwords, reused credentials from data breaches or SIM swaps to bypass two-factor authentication (2FA). Once they gain access, they transfer funds to anonymous wallets, often routing them through mixers or decentralized exchanges to…
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Bitget Stock Futures Hit $1 Billion as Crypto Exchanges Push Into Tokenized Equities
Bitget’s stock futures contracts surpassed $1 billion in cumulative trading volume, reaching the milestone two weeks after hitting the $500 million mark, according to company figures released today (Thursday). These figures clearly indicate that the boom in tokenized equities is not just a passing fad, but a hot trend that traditional large exchange operators are also starting to embrace. Bitget Cracks $1B in Stock Trading as Wall Street Goes Tokenized The crypto exchange, which claims 120 million users globally, launched USDT-margined perpetual futures tied to 25 U.S. stocks in July.…
Good luck suing crypto exchanges, market makers over the flash crash
If a crypto exchange has tech glitches, or a market maker pulls liquidity, exacerbating a flash crash, there are few legal avenues to pursue. Almost twenty billion dollars in perpetual futures positions were liquidated during the Oct. 10 crypto crash, prompting traders to ask who should pay if platforms fail under pressure. Unlike regulated securities exchanges, crypto venues can pull liquidity, cut profitable positions and often rely on arbitration clauses that limit legal recourse as long as users have clicked I agree. In the latest liquidation frenzy, Binance was at…
The Strategic Value of Exclusive Exchange Listings for Crypto Projects
In today’s hyper-competitive crypto market, visibility is everything. For new projects, being listed on a centralized exchange is often the first major milestone toward building trust, attracting liquidity, and growing a loyal community. Yet not all listings deliver equal value. Choosing between an exchange that lists dozens of tokens each month and one that focuses on a limited number of carefully selected projects can significantly shape a token’s trajectory. Selective listings on exchanges like WhiteBIT or Coinbase, which prioritize quality over quantity, offer long-term strategic advantages compared to high-frequency listing…
Gemini Eyes Entry Into Prediction Markets With Planned Derivatives Exchange
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ARK Buys $12M in Bullish as Exchange’s Crypto Options Volume Surges
Cathie Wood’s ARK Invest increased its position in Bullish crypto exchange on Monday, purchasing about 238,000 shares worth around $12 million across its flagship funds. According to ARK’s daily trade disclosures, the ARK Innovation ETF (ARKK) bought 164,214 shares, the ARK Next Generation Internet ETF (ARKW) added 49,056 shares, and the ARK Fintech Innovation ETF (ARKF) acquired 25,076 shares. The move follows ARK’s purchases last week. On Friday, the investment firm acquired over $5 million worth of Bullish shares across multiple ETFs. ARK has continued its accumulation since the exchange’s $1.1…
Tokenized Treasuries cross $8.6B as banks and exchanges push collateral use
From yield to collateral: The $8.6 billion turning point Tokenized U.S. Treasuries, the largest class of real-world assets (RWA) after stablecoins, have entered a new phase. Tokenized money-market funds (MMFs), which pool cash into short-term U.S. government securities, are shifting from passive yield to collateral for trading, credit and repo transactions. As of late October, the total market cap of tokenized Treasuries reached $8.6 billion, up from $7.4 billion in mid-September. The increase was led by BlackRock’s BUIDL, which reached about $2.85 billion, followed by Circle’s USYC at $866 million…
HK Crypto Exchanges Get Go-Ahead to Tap Global Liquidity – SuperCryptoNews
Hong Kong’s top financial regulator has taken a major step in its quest to become a leading global crypto hub by allowing local trading platforms to connect with international liquidity pools. The Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) issued two circulars on Monday aimed at significantly boosting liquidity and broadening the product selection available on licensed local crypto exchanges. Crucially, the new rules permit SFC-licensed crypto exchanges in Hong Kong to share a global order book with their overseas trading platforms. This marks a notable shift from the region’s previous model,…
Coinbase Profits Jump as ‘Everything Exchange’ Vision Takes Shape – SuperCryptoNews
Coinbase Global Inc. delivered a robust performance in the third quarter of 2025, significantly surpassing Wall Street estimates as sharp swings in cryptocurrency prices spurred increased trading activity. The exchange reported a net income of $433 million, a dramatic increase from the $75.5 million recorded in the same quarter last year. This translated to impressive earnings of $1.50 per share, comfortably beating the $1.06 per share consensus projection from LSEG analysts. The strong financial news was immediately reflected in the market, with Coinbase’s stock gaining over 3% in after-hours trading…
EU Mulls SEC-Like Supervision For Stock, Crypto Exchanges
The European Commission is exploring plans to bring stock and cryptocurrency exchanges under central supervision as part of a broader effort to make the bloc’s capital markets more competitive with those in the US. The incoming proposal would expand the European Securities and Markets Authority’s (ESMA) jurisdiction to include stock and crypto exchanges, as well as crypto asset service providers and other trading infrastructure, the Financial Times reported on Saturday. The EU’s current landscape comprises numerous national and regional regulatory agencies, which significantly raises the cost of cross-border trade, hindering…