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- Yearn Finance recovered $2.4M of $9M lost in a yETH stableswap pool exploit via Plume and Dinero collaboration. - Attackers exploited contract vulnerabilities on Nov 30, 2025, draining assets through yETH and yETH–WETH pools. - Partial Ethereum recovery was hindered by Tornado Cash laundering, though LST assets were traced and redirected. - V2/V3 vaults ($600M+) remained unaffected; protocol emphasizes patching legacy contracts to prevent future breaches. - YFI rebounded 0.62% after partial recovery, tho
- Bitcoin's late-2025 selloff reflects heightened sensitivity to Fed policy uncertainty and global equity market volatility. - Institutional risk-off behavior, including $2.8B ETF redemptions and stablecoin shifts, amplified Bitcoin's 32% drawdown from October peaks. - Prolonged high rates and divergent Fed signals created a "gamma flip" effect in options markets, intensifying crypto price swings. - Analysts recommend hedged strategies using derivatives and on-chain monitoring as central banks navigate inf
- Bitcoin fell below $86,000 in Nov 2025 amid Fed rate-cut uncertainty, inflation, and risk-off sentiment, triggering broad asset selloffs. - Geopolitical tensions (Israel-Palestine, U.S.-China) and institutional selling (MicroStrategy) amplified volatility, while Japan's policy shifts worsened liquidity risks. - Investor fear (Fear & Greed Index at 10) and social media-driven panic accelerated Bitcoin's decline, though on-chain metrics suggest persistent demand. - Analysts view the 24% three-month drop as
This article is authored by Arthur Firstov, the Chief Business Officer at Mercuryo, a global leader in crypto payments infrastructure. Arthur is a recognized voice on stablecoins, digital banking, and the convergence of web3 and traditional finance – and this article is based on his insights from partnerships with more than 300 companies, including Circle,
Bitcoin (BTC) price surged more than 6% on Wednesday, pushing toward the $94,000 threshold during the early hours of the Asian session. It comes just hours after Vanguard lifted its long-standing ban on trading Bitcoin ETFs. The sudden rally triggered one of the strongest intraday moves of the quarter, raising new questions about how much
Bitcoin is attempting to recover after a sharp decline, but its rebound remains limited as the crypto king approaches a critical resistance zone. Despite climbing over the past 24 hours and regaining key levels, Bitcoin still lacks strong investor support, leaving its recovery fragile heading into the week. Bitcoin Faces Weak Demand Spot Bitcoin ETFs
- COAI Token's 2025 collapse caused $116.8M losses, exposing systemic risks in algorithmic stablecoins and centralized governance. - Project's 96% supply concentration in ten wallets, opaque team identities, and weak tokenomics flagged regulatory red flags. - Global regulators froze $150M in assets but exposed jurisdictional gaps, while EU and US introduced crypto frameworks with conflicting standards. - Investors now prioritize AI audits, multi-sig wallets, and KYC compliance to mitigate risks in speculat
- 02:06US SEC Updates Agenda for Cryptocurrency and Privacy Roundtable, Zcash Founder Zooko Wilcox to Deliver Keynote SpeechJinse Finance reported that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) will hold a roundtable on December 15 regarding cryptocurrency, financial surveillance, and privacy. The meeting will be opened by senior SEC officials, including Crypto Task Force Director Richard B. Gabbert, Chairman Paul S. Atkins, and several commissioners. Highlights of the event include: Zcash founder Zooko Wilcox will deliver a keynote speech; Aleo Network Foundation CEO Koh will also give a speech; a panel discussion will be moderated by Aleo Network Foundation's Global Policy Director Yaya J. Fanusie; and participating guests include policy analysts from the ACLU, the CEO of the Blockchain Association, as well as representatives from several privacy technology companies.
- 02:06Strategy CEO: There is no issue with being unable to pay dividends, but some people are spreading rumors.Jinse Finance reported that bitcoin treasury company Strategy posted on X platform the latest CNBC interview with its CEO Phong Le. He pointed out that Strategy does not have any issues paying dividends, but there are rumors being spread that the company cannot fulfill its dividend obligations, which has led the market to short bitcoin. Regarding the establishment of a $1.44 billion dividend reserve fund, Phong Le stated that Strategy raised $1.44 billion in just eight and a half days, equivalent to 21 months of dividend payments. The purpose of this was firstly to eliminate FUD (fear, uncertainty, and doubt), and secondly to prove to the market that even during a bitcoin down cycle, Strategy can still quickly raise funds.
- 01:44Investment bank Cantor Fitzgerald lowers Strategy's target price by 59% to $229, but maintains "Overweight" ratingAccording to ChainCatcher, analysts at investment bank Cantor Fitzgerald have set a 12-month target price of $229 for Strategy stock, about 59% lower than the previous expectation of $560. However, Cantor Fitzgerald has reiterated its "Overweight" rating and remains optimistic in the long term. The analysts now expect that over the next year, Strategy will raise $7.8 billion from the capital markets, instead of the previously expected $22.5 billion.