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Israel bombs Beirut suburbs as Iran-US ceasefire talks hit deadlock
Israel struck Hezbollah infrastructure in Beirut’s southern suburbs on Sunday in the first attack on the militant group’s stronghold since an April ceasefire, as Iran threatened to issue a 30-day deadline for reopening the Strait of Hormuz and peace talks with Washington remained deadlocked.
Israel struck Hezbollah infrastructure in Beirut’s southern suburbs on Sunday in the first attack on the militant group’s stronghold since an April ceasefire, as Iran threatened to issue a 30-day deadline for reopening the Strait of Hormuz and peace talks with Washington remained deadlocked.
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When the market is bad, we build: Inside Binance’s bold 2030 master plan
Established crypto firms will merge with traditional finance, but neither Wall Street bankers nor corporate giants will take over the crypto industry, said Binance’s Head of VIP and Institutional, Catherine Chen.
What to know:
Binance is doubling down on growth during a crypto downturn, aiming to expand its verified active user base from about 310 million to 3 billion by 2030.
The exchange is targeting a more than $2 billion gap between traditional finance and crypto infrastructure spending with a new OMS toolkit and institutional partnerships.
Binance is deepening ties with Wall Street by enabling institutions to pledge tokenized money market funds from firms like BlackRock and Franklin Templeton, and by offering Crypto-as-a-Service to banks and asset managers.
Established crypto firms will merge with traditional finance, but neither Wall Street bankers nor corporate giants will take over the crypto industry, said Binance’s Head of VIP and Institutional, Catherine Chen.
What to know:
Binance is doubling down on growth during a crypto downturn, aiming to expand its verified active user base from about 310 million to 3 billion by 2030.
The exchange is targeting a more than $2 billion gap between traditional finance and crypto infrastructure spending with a new OMS toolkit and institutional partnerships.
Binance is deepening ties with Wall Street by enabling institutions to pledge tokenized money market funds from firms like BlackRock and Franklin Templeton, and by offering Crypto-as-a-Service to banks and asset managers.
XRP Ledger's new proposal blocks the flash loan attacks costing DeFi hundreds of millions
A draft XRPL amendment notes that flash loan attacks are "structurally impossible" on the network because of how its transactions are built, an architectural quirk that has spared the chain from the exploit class that has cost Ethereum DeFi billions.
What to know:
Recent DeFi exploits on protocols like Thorchain, Drift and KelpDAO have relied on flash loans, a mechanism that does not exist on the XRP Ledger.
Because XRPL transactions are atomic and cannot include composable intra-transaction calls, flash loan attacks are structurally impossible on the network.
As XRPL pursues AMM upgrades and its tokenized real-world asset volume grows, institutional investors may weigh this built-in exploit resistance against Ethereum’s deeper liquidity and more mature DeFi ecosystem.
A draft XRPL amendment notes that flash loan attacks are "structurally impossible" on the network because of how its transactions are built, an architectural quirk that has spared the chain from the exploit class that has cost Ethereum DeFi billions.
What to know:
Recent DeFi exploits on protocols like Thorchain, Drift and KelpDAO have relied on flash loans, a mechanism that does not exist on the XRP Ledger.
Because XRPL transactions are atomic and cannot include composable intra-transaction calls, flash loan attacks are structurally impossible on the network.
As XRPL pursues AMM upgrades and its tokenized real-world asset volume grows, institutional investors may weigh this built-in exploit resistance against Ethereum’s deeper liquidity and more mature DeFi ecosystem.
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Coinbase cuts 14% of staff as AI reshapes how crypto companies operate
Brian Armstrong, the CEO at Coinbase, announced a workforce reduction of roughly 660 from its current 4,700.
What to know:
Coinbase will lay off about 14 percent of its 4,700-person workforce, or roughly 660 employees, as it contends with a crypto market downturn and shifts in its operations driven by artificial intelligence.
Chief executive Brian Armstrong said AI has enabled small engineering teams to work far more quickly, prompting the company to rethink its cost structure and emerge “leaner, faster, and more efficient” for its next phase of growth.
U.S. employees who are laid off will receive at least 16 weeks of base pay plus two weeks for every year of service, and similar support will be offered to workers abroad in accordance with local laws.
Brian Armstrong, the CEO at Coinbase, announced a workforce reduction of roughly 660 from its current 4,700.
What to know:
Coinbase will lay off about 14 percent of its 4,700-person workforce, or roughly 660 employees, as it contends with a crypto market downturn and shifts in its operations driven by artificial intelligence.
Chief executive Brian Armstrong said AI has enabled small engineering teams to work far more quickly, prompting the company to rethink its cost structure and emerge “leaner, faster, and more efficient” for its next phase of growth.
U.S. employees who are laid off will receive at least 16 weeks of base pay plus two weeks for every year of service, and similar support will be offered to workers abroad in accordance with local laws.
Toncoin surges 36% as Telegram replaces TON Foundation and slashes fees
The market is repricing TON as a Telegram-led ecosystem again, not just a foundation-run chain with a messaging app narrative attached.
What to know:
Toncoin has surged more than 36% in 24 hours, outperforming the broader market.
Telegram's founder Pavel Durov said that Telegram would replace the TON Foundation as the chain’s main driving force.
He added that transaction fees on TON's parent blockchain, The Open Network, had fallen nearly to zero.
The market is repricing TON as a Telegram-led ecosystem again, not just a foundation-run chain with a messaging app narrative attached.
What to know:
Toncoin has surged more than 36% in 24 hours, outperforming the broader market.
Telegram's founder Pavel Durov said that Telegram would replace the TON Foundation as the chain’s main driving force.
He added that transaction fees on TON's parent blockchain, The Open Network, had fallen nearly to zero.
K Wave Media scraps massive bitcoin treasury plan to redirect $485 million to AI
The Nasdaq-listed firm raised $500 million to invest in bitcoin. Less than a year later, it is chasing the market's current hot sector of AI.
What to know:
K Wave Media (KWM) is redirecting up to $485 million from a planned bitcoin treasury strategy into AI infrastructure, including data centers, GPU compute and acquisitions, under an amended deal with Anson Funds.
The pivot, which reverses a 2025 plan to use a $500 million facility to buy BTC, triggered a sharp market backlash, with K Wave shares falling 24 percent on Monday and sliding further in premarket trading on Tuesday.
The move aligns K Wave—soon to be rebranded as Talivar Technologies—with a broader shift by bitcoin miners toward AI and high-performance computing, as mining costs outstrip bitcoin prices while AI infrastructure contracts offer far higher margins and steadier revenue.
The Nasdaq-listed firm raised $500 million to invest in bitcoin. Less than a year later, it is chasing the market's current hot sector of AI.
What to know:
K Wave Media (KWM) is redirecting up to $485 million from a planned bitcoin treasury strategy into AI infrastructure, including data centers, GPU compute and acquisitions, under an amended deal with Anson Funds.
The pivot, which reverses a 2025 plan to use a $500 million facility to buy BTC, triggered a sharp market backlash, with K Wave shares falling 24 percent on Monday and sliding further in premarket trading on Tuesday.
The move aligns K Wave—soon to be rebranded as Talivar Technologies—with a broader shift by bitcoin miners toward AI and high-performance computing, as mining costs outstrip bitcoin prices while AI infrastructure contracts offer far higher margins and steadier revenue.
State Street and Galaxy launch tokenized fund to bring cash management onchain
The fund lets institutions earn yield on stablecoins while moving cash onchain with round-the-clock access.
What to know:
State Street Investment Management and Galaxy Asset Management have launched the State Street Galaxy Onchain Liquidity Sweep Fund (SWEEP), a tokenized cash-management vehicle for large investors.
SWEEP lets qualified institutional investors park stablecoins in a yield-generating fund that operates continuously on blockchain infrastructure, starting on Solana and expanding to Ethereum and Stellar.
The fund underscores Wall Street’s growing embrace of tokenized versions of traditional instruments, while keeping access limited to institutions as firms test blockchain-based market plumbing.
The fund lets institutions earn yield on stablecoins while moving cash onchain with round-the-clock access.
What to know:
State Street Investment Management and Galaxy Asset Management have launched the State Street Galaxy Onchain Liquidity Sweep Fund (SWEEP), a tokenized cash-management vehicle for large investors.
SWEEP lets qualified institutional investors park stablecoins in a yield-generating fund that operates continuously on blockchain infrastructure, starting on Solana and expanding to Ethereum and Stellar.
The fund underscores Wall Street’s growing embrace of tokenized versions of traditional instruments, while keeping access limited to institutions as firms test blockchain-based market plumbing.
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