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Crypto Users Lose $9.5M to Fake Ledger App on Apple Store

Editor - April 14, 2026

Bithumb Delays IPO Plans Beyond 2028 as Compliance Demands Increase

Editor - April 3, 2026

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Editor - April 2, 2026

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Crypto Users Lose $9.5M to Fake Ledger App on Apple Store

Editor - April 14, 2026

A fake Ledger app listed on Apple’s App Store has been linked to a $9.5 million crypto theft affecting more than 50 users. The incident highlights how phishing tactics are evolving beyond fake websites into trusted app distribution channels.

$4M AI Trading Hackathon — Weex AI Wars with Jacob Kasperek

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MiCA regulations in Europe spark anxiety amongst crypto community

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EU Activates DAC8: Crypto Tax Reporting Rules Take Effect in 2026

Editor - February 16, 2026

The EU has activated DAC8, extending tax reporting rules to crypto activity facilitated by intermediaries. The directive standardizes how crypto data is collected and shared across member states from 2026.

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You’re in Crypto. Whether You Like It or Not

Editor - February 16, 2026

Even if you avoid buying Bitcoin, your index funds might not. Major indexes like the S&P 500, Nasdaq, and MSCI now include companies tied to crypto, giving passive investors indirect exposure without their explicit consent.