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April 2026 Became the Most Hacked Month in Cryptocurrency History
The crypto market lost $651 M in a single month — a record number of attacks ever recorded.
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U.S. Seizes Nearly $500 M in Iranian Crypto
Cryptocurrency has become one of the main instruments of sanctions pressure on Tehran.
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- 18 hours
The Most Controversial FOMC Since 1992 Ends With No Rate Change
The Federal Reserve left interest rates unchanged for the third consecutive time, while the vote marked the most divided outcome since 1992. For the first time in 34 years, an FOMC meeting ended with four members openly dissenting.
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Meta Chose Circle and Stripe for Creator Payouts
Meta has launched stablecoin payouts for selected content creators in emerging countries.
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- 30 Apr 26
Wasabi Protocol Attack Drains $5 Million Across Four Networks
A single compromised wallet gave the attacker full control over the protocol, allowing them to drain assets across multiple networks in a single transaction.
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- 29 Apr 26
Prediction Markets on Hyperliquid Introduce a Fee Structure
The exchange is implementing a new fee system for outcome tokens ahead of the mainnet launch of binary contracts functionality.
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- 29 Apr 26
SEC and CFTC Announce Reset of Cryptocurrency Regulation in the U.S.
The heads of the regulators spoke at Bitcoin 2026, delivering coordinated signals about a new approach to digital assets.
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- 29 Apr 26
Forbes: Eric Trump Made $90 M From Investor Losses
The U.S. president’s son accused Forbes of political bias after the outlet published an investigation into his bitcoin company.
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- 29 Apr 26
Pump.fun Burns One-Third of PUMP Supply
1/3 of PUMP tokens permanently removed as buyback rules go coded
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- 28 Apr 26
Visa and WeFi Launch Stablecoin Payments With User-Controlled Key Custody
Card payments giant enters blockchain banking through a partner with a non-custodial architecture
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