Wallet Drains via Fake dYdX Packages Show How Crypto Attacks Are Shifting Off-Chain

Malicious software packages posing as dYdX-related tools were used to drain user wallets without exploiting any protocol vulnerability. The incident highlights how crypto supply chain attacks increasingly target off-chain software rather than smart contracts.

Bitcoin Survival Depends on Belief, Not Price

Bitcoin’s prolonged weakness after the October crash has shifted investor focus away from short-term price targets. This article examines Bitcoin survival as a question of belief, participation, and relevance rather than technical failure or recovery timelines.

Gemini Shrinks Its Footprint Post-IPO

Gemini exits Europe post-IPO, withdrawing from the UK, EU, and Australia as it scales back its international footprint and reduces costs. The move highlights a broader consolidation trend among public crypto companies facing tighter margins and higher regulatory demands.

Bitcoin miner capitulation: What the price plunge and winter storms mean for Bitcoin

Bitcoin miner capitulation is back in focus as a sharp Bitcoin price drop collides with high fixed mining costs and winter storm disruptions. The result is rising shutdown risk among higher-cost operators and renewed attention on what miner stress means for the network.

Custody, not trading, becomes the regulatory fault line in Canada

Canada has introduced interim crypto custody rules that target where digital assets are held rather than how they are traded. The CIRO framework uses tiered custodians and self-custody limits to reduce concentration and insolvency risk.