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Movement Labs Files for Bankruptcy

The MOVE token is trading more than 99% below its all-time high of $1.45 and hit an all-time low barely two days ago. Movement Labs has filed for Chapter 11 insolvency protection in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court of Delaware. This follows months of controversy and a token scandal that left the network dealing with…

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Coinbase Reveals How One Configuration Error Triggered a 50-Minute Outage

Key Takeaways Coinbase traced the 50-minute outage to an undetected Kubernetes resource name collision during a routine infrastructure update. The incident disrupted transfers, Coinbase Card debit purchases, institutional settlements, and onchain services across multiple platforms. The outage also disabled Coinbase’s normal rollback process, prompting new safeguards and infrastructure changes. Coinbase Explains What Went Wrong Crypto…

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Pavel Durov Wants to Give a Billion Telegram Users a Native Crypto Wallet

Telegram is preparing what could become the largest cryptocurrency onboarding initiative ever attempted. Founder and CEO Pavel Durov has announced plans to integrate a native non-custodial crypto wallet directly into every version of Telegram, giving the messaging platform’s more than one billion monthly active users access to instant, zero-fee cryptocurrency transfers. The announcement, made on…

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SwiftPay Launches SwiftGuard to Help Banks Meet BSP Anti-Fraud Rules

Weekly Crypto Roundup Get the weekly briefing for Philippine crypto insiders, from the country’s longest-standing crypto and blockchain news publication. SwiftPay, the enterprise payments arm of Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP)-regulated Swift Technology Ventures Inc., has launched SwiftGuard, a real-time fraud-detection and decisioning layer aimed at helping local banks and BSP-supervised financial institutions (BSFIs) comply…

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Democrats Reject CLARITY Act Draft as Crypto Ethics Dispute Intensifies

Key Takeaways Seven Senate Democrats said the latest CLARITY Act draft needs stronger ethics and consumer protections. The revised bill would ban federal officials from issuing or sponsoring digital assets for compensation. Republicans defended the proposal, while White House adviser Patrick Witt challenged Democrats’ criticisms. Democrats Say Draft Still Falls Short A bipartisan agreement on…

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