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Tiffany Milanovich apparently never got the memo on an old rule in crime: the moment you start showing off, you start leaving evidence. While allegedly draining victims of millions in crypto, she wasn’t hiding in the shadows, she was posting the receipts herself, recording her own taunts, and flexing stolen funds like trophies. Now, on-chain investigator ZachXBT says all that bragging has caught up with her, in a report that reads less like a crime blotter and more like a masterclass in how not to get away with it.I’ve followed enough of these ZachXBT threads to know they rarely stay…

I’ve spent the last few years telling friends and family the same thing: switch to passkeys, they can’t be phished. That advice wasn’t wrong exactly, but reading through this new research left me a little humbled. Three separate teams just showed that you don’t need to break FIDO2’s cryptography to beat it. You just need to find the messy human infrastructure sitting around it, a logging service that kept too much, a memory buffer that lingered too long, a session that trusted too easily. None of them cracked the math. All three still got in.What The Research Actually FoundThree independent…

Nasdaq agreed on Aug. 11 to acquire all equity interests in LeveL Markets LLC, adding one of the largest U.S. alternative trading systems to a broader strategy built around longer trading hours, tokenized securities and digital market infrastructure.  Summary Nasdaq agreed to acquire LeveL Markets, the third largest U.S. alternative trading system by volume. LeveL reaches more than 2,500 clients and trades across more than 7,000 symbols each day. Nasdaq created Digital Liquidity Networks to combine tokenization, liquidity platforms and digital asset technology capabilities. The SEC approved Nasdaq tokenized securities rules in March, then longer trading hours during April. LeveL…

TLDR: World Liberty faces fresh scrutiny after Guren Bobby Zhou, linked to Aqua 1’s $100 million WLFI purchase, was tied to an active UK money laundering investigation. British authorities arrested Zhou in 2021 on suspicion of money laundering, but prosecutors have not charged him, and the investigation remains open. The source of Aqua 1’s $100 million WLFI purchase remains unclear, while blockchain analysis linked separate $20 million and $80 million buys to related wallets. World Liberty says it followed applicable laws and maintains strong compliance controls, while its spokesperson declined to discuss the source of Zhou’s funds. World Liberty is…

When I saw this thread circulating during NFT season, my first reaction wasn’t shock, it was déjà vu. It comes back, and somehow so does every familiar name from the last cycle, the good, the bad, and apparently the previously investigated.This time it’s Cole Villemain, better known online as ColeThereum, a Pudgy Penguins co-founder who was pushed out of his own project by the community he built it with. He’s back, he’s raised over a million dollars in hours, and a lot of people online, including a detailed recap posted by @ProMint_X, are asking the same question I am: didn’t…

Then came the massive capital overhang. Venture funds raised billions during the last cycle, leaving crypto treasuries flush with idle cash. As the market matured, founders ran into a brutal wall, specifically an oversupply of tech primitives and a severe shortage of scalable consumer distribution. To prove traction to their investors, crypto founders started buying their way into the corporate world. They began paying Web2 enterprises and legacy financial institutions for design partnerships, pilot programs, and non-binding MOUs. It is the ultimate venture trap, and it is masking the real structural transformation happening in digital assets. Why Paid Enterprise Pilots…

Crypto industry leaders are voicing frustration after the U.S. Senate failed to advance the CLARITY Act before its August recess, leaving the market structure bill facing a crucial procedural vote weeks before the 2026 midterm elections. Summary Senate leaders filed cloture, setting up a Sept. 15 procedural vote on the CLARITY Act. Coinbase executives and Sen. Cynthia Lummis called the pre-recess failure disappointing and frustrating. Ethics restrictions and stablecoin rewards remain unresolved as the bill seeks 60 Senate votes. Polymarket traders give CLARITY a 25% chance of becoming law during 2026. CLARITY Act faces a Sept. 15 procedural vote Senate…

Every crypto cycle produces a new asset class nobody quite has the tools to measure properly, and Cookie.fun has built its entire business around quantifying the latest one: attention itself.The platform doesn’t trade tokens, doesn’t run a marketplace, and doesn’t do anything you’d typically associate with a crypto platform’s front page. What it does is track exactly how much of the internet’s attention any given AI agent or crypto project is actually capturing, in real time, and turn that into a number traders are increasingly building strategies around. What it does is track exactly how much of the internet’s attention…

ENS Labs has revised a governance proposal after delegate criticism over treasury control, choosing to keep the DAO’s primary operational wallet custody in place rather than moving broader control to the Foundation. According to the validated notes, the revised plan scraps the more contentious transfer of the DAO’s operational wallet, which includes ETH and stablecoins. The DAO retains custody, while only the $65 million Endowment Safe is set to transition to the Foundation, subject to a timelock and Security Council cancellation rights. The DAO’s 54.6 million ENS tokens remain with tokenholders, while the Foundation would receive a 1 million ENS…

Every browser you’ve ever used, until Cloudflare’s latest release, was designed around a fundamental assumption: a human is going to look at it. Tabs, themes, smooth scrolling, pixel-perfect rendering, all of it exists because eyes and hands are on the other end. Cloudflare just threw that entire assumption out the window.The company spent twelve weeks building a browser with no tabs, no themes, and no particular interest in looking good, because the thing using it was never going to see it the way we do. It’s called Kitesurf, and I think it might be one of the more quietly significant…