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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…

Most executives, including Michael Saylor, typically credit spreadsheets, bankers, or a lucky market window when raising billions, except this time, Saylor is crediting a chatbot.In a conversation that’s since rippled across finance and crypto circles alike, the Strategy founder claimed he used artificial intelligence to design a financing structure that, according to his own account, generated roughly $15 billion for his Bitcoin-holding company, something he says traditional bankers and lawyers told him couldn’t be done at all.The Claim That Stopped The InterviewSaylor made the comment during an August 6 appearance on The Diary Of A CEO, hosted by Steven Bartlett.…

Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE: BRK.A, BRK.B) came out of the second quarter with much stronger operating profit, while CEO Greg Abel kept the company’s position on crypto firmly cold. Earnings from Berkshire Hathaway’s operating businesses rose 16% to $12.98 billion, compared with $11.16 billion in the same quarter last year. Berkshire Hathaway spent about $4.5 billion buying back its own stock during Q2, far above the $235 million used for repurchases during the first quarter. Berkshire also bought more public stocks than it sold for the first time after 14 straight quarters of being a net seller. Net stock buying came…

TLDR: BIP-110 fork trails Bitcoin by 21 blocks after enforcing nodes rejected block 961,632 early on August 9. Only 51 of 2,016 blocks signaled BIP-110 support in the prior period, equal to just 2.53% miner backing. BIP-110 requires version bit 4 signaling through block 963,647 before forced lock-in begins at 963,648. The minority fork lacks automatic replay protection, creating operational risks for BTC holders moving coins. Bitcoin’s BIP-110 activation attempt has created a live minority fork after enforcing nodes rejected a non-signaling block at height 961,632. According to reports, most miners continued extending the existing network, quickly widening the gap…

U.S. authorities sanctioned crypto exchanges Shelbit and Aban Tether after alleging that the platforms helped Iran evade restrictions and move funds connected to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. Summary OFAC sanctioned Shelbit, Aban Tether and Siavash Kayvanpour over alleged sanctions evasion. IRGC-linked wallets allegedly sent more than $1 million in crypto to Shelbit addresses. Shelbit addresses reportedly transferred over $2 million to wallets controlled by the IRGC. Kayvanpour-linked wallets allegedly sent more than $2 million to sanctioned exchange Nobitex. OFAC targets Shelbit and Aban Tether The U.S. Treasury Department’s Office of Foreign Assets Control announced the sanctions on Aug. 7…

As markets in Asia soared while Wall Street’s AI trade took a steep plunge, two of the world’s biggest markets moved in almost opposite directions today and if you only looked at one of them, you’d walk away with completely the wrong read on how investors are actually feeling right now. On one side of the Pacific, more than half a trillion dollars just poured into South Korean, Japanese, and Chinese equities in a matter of hours.On the other, Wall Street watched $680 billion evaporate in about 120 minutes, with the AI trade’s poster child taking the hardest hit of…

Key TakeawaysCommon Criteria EAL5+ chips help protect cryptocurrency keys from physical attacks.Hardware wallets keep private keys inside secure elements during transactions.Secure elements remain vital as cryptocurrency self-custody grows in 2026. Most people never see it, never interact with it and rarely hear it mentioned. Yet this specialized chip is responsible for protecting the private keys that give owners control over their digital assets. Without it, many modern hardware wallets would be far more vulnerable to physical theft and sophisticated attacks. Understanding what a secure element is, and what it actually does, helps explain why hardware wallets have become one of…

TLDR: HYPE price faces immediate downside pressure near $55, with a $14.2 million liquidation cluster creating significant risk around the $52.38 support level. Analysts identify targets ranging from $50 to the high $40s, while Ryker presents a more bearish scenario involving a possible decline toward $32. Hyperliquid generated about $169 million in quarterly protocol revenue and directed roughly $141 million toward systematic HYPE token buybacks. HIP-3 real-world asset perpetuals produced $213 billion in quarterly volume, increasing their platform share from 1.8% to 32.2% within two quarters. HYPE price faces growing short-term pressure as the token trades near $55.50 after losing…

There’s a reason nearly every major crypto hack ends the same way: stolen funds bouncing across a handful of chains before disappearing into a pool of anonymized ETH.This week gave us a fresh, real-time example of exactly how that playbook works, as the address tied to the Triple-A exploiter moved millions straight into the crypto industry’s most notorious laundering tool, even after the U.S. government spent years trying to shut it down. I’ve watched this pattern repeat itself enough times now that it barely surprises me anymore, but the speed of it still does.A Fresh Deposit Reignites An Old QuestionBlockchain…