WazirX Secures Court Approval to Repay Hack Victims: A Landmark Recovery Plan for Crypto...
A Singapore court has approved the WazirX plan to compensate victims of its $235 million hack, allowing users to recover up to 80% of their lost funds. The exchange will implement an independent audit, user voting, and token-based repayment to ensure transparency and stability.
Ethereum Foundation Leadership Under Fire: Controversy, Departures, and Justin Sun’s $10K ETH Proposal
The Ethereum Foundation faces mounting scrutiny as leadership changes spark debate within the crypto community. Amid calls for restructuring, Vitalik Buterin pushes for technical expertise and transparency, while Justin Sun proposes a bold $10K ETH strategy.
Trump Pardons Ross Ulbricht: Justice Served or Dangerous Precedent?
Ross Ulbricht, the founder of Silk Road, has been pardoned by Donald Trump, reigniting debate over justice, online crime, and cryptocurrency’s dark past. While supporters call his life sentence excessive, critics warn the pardon sets a dangerous precedent for cybercriminals.
Innovation Under Siege? U.S. Crypto Developer Fights DOJ Over Software Regulation
Michael Lewellen, a Texas-based blockchain developer, has filed a lawsuit against the DOJ, arguing that its stance on non-custodial software as unlicensed money transmission threatens innovation. The case raises crucial questions about regulatory overreach and its impact on blockchain developers and their constitutional rights.
Solana Overloaded, Ethereum Gains: How Trump’s Memecoin Craze Reshaped Blockchain Networks
Trump meme coins have overwhelmed Solana’s network with congestion while fueling Ethereum’s institutional appeal through major investments by World Liberty Finance. As speculation drives billions in trading volume, concerns over market manipulation, blockchain stability, and impending regulations loom large.