In the crypto arena, Binance sits like a central banker: 67% of stablecoins under lock. Historic record, guaranteed concern, and dry powder ready to explode.
Crypto exchange Bybit officially launches its payment card in the European Economic Area with an exceptional welcome offer of 20% cashback. An aggressive strategy to conquer the European crypto payments market.
Bybit, the world’s second-largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume, is advancing its European expansion. Bybit EU Group took this next step with the formal application submission for a license under the Austrian implementation act of the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFID II) through one of its Austrian entities, Bybit X GmbH.
Institutional-grade technology will enhance the integrity of the world’s second-largest cryptocurrency exchange. The surveillance platform combines advanced pattern analytics with comprehensive market data to meet MiCAR obligations.
Bybit, the world’s second largest crypto exchange by volume, reaches a new milestone in Europe. The platform has just announced the launch of spot margin trading on Bybit.eu, offering European users leverage of up to 10x under a strict regulatory framework.
August 14, 2025 marks a historic milestone for the European crypto ecosystem: XION officially becomes the first Launchpool project on the newly licensed Bybit EU platform under MiCA. This strategic alliance perfectly illustrates the growing maturity of the blockchain sector in a strict regulatory environment.
Vienna, Austria, August 6, 2025 — Bybit, the world’s second-largest crypto exchange by trading volume, unveiled an ambitious roadmap for the future of crypto, announcing a new era of innovation, security, and trading excellence.
A law passed unnoticed allows borrowers to mobilize their digital assets as collateral. A discreet but symbolic turning point for the integration of cryptos into traditional finance.
With the launch of Bybit EU, a fully MiCA compliant platform operated from Vienna, the exchange now combines a unified regulatory framework and market depth, two important signals for users seeking robust and liquid access. In brief Bybit EU combines MiCA regulation and global liquidity. High…
Bybit, one of the two largest cryptocurrency exchanges in the world, is making its comeback in Europe with a dedicated site "Bybit EU", a regulated entity established in Vienna. To celebrate this resurgence, the platform is launching the campaign "All Roads Lead to Bybit": 100% chance to win a share of the total prize pool of 100,000 USDC, including more than a hundred high-tech prizes.
Vienna, July 10, 2025 – Today’s press conference marks the formal introduction of Bybit EU to Austrian and European media. With its EU headquarters now operational in Vienna and a full MiCAR license issued by Austria’s Financial Market Authority (FMA), Bybit EU enters the European market…
Bybit, the world's second largest cryptocurrency exchange platform by volume, today announces the official launch of Bybit.eu, a platform exclusively dedicated to users in the European Economic Area (EEA). Operated by Bybit EU GmbH, a crypto-asset service provider licensed under the MiCAR regulation, this initiative marks a major milestone in Bybit's mission: to offer a safe, transparent, and fully compliant digital asset exchange platform in Europe.
Crypto is stolen in 2025: from private keys to state-sponsored attacks. Bybit, a monumental hack. When governments take an interest in crypto-thefts, the game changes completely. Explanations below.
While Trump rushes headlong to save his stablecoins, Europe is rolling out MiCA and taking the crypto prize. What if, for once, bureaucracy won the race?
Bybit introduces Byreal, a Solana-based decentralised exchange (DEX) that combines centralised liquidity with decentralised transparency.
After suffering the largest crypto hack in history in February 2025, the exchange Bybit managed to reclaim its initial market share of 7%, demonstrating remarkable resilience in an otherwise unfavorable economic context.
With over 47 million users, Pi Network intrigues as much as it divides. Driven by a mobile-first ambition, this massively adopted cryptocurrency remains absent from major exchange platforms such as Binance or Bybit. This absence raises questions about the transparency of the project and its strategic choices, in contrast to the standards required by centralized exchanges and institutional investors.
When some dig, others pillage: while Bhutan mines Bitcoin, Lazarus steals it. A robbed Bybit, an inflated treasure, and Pyongyang becomes one of the kings of crypto loot.
Accused, scrutinized, tracked, OKX denies it outright. Bybit cries wolf, regulators hesitate. Crypto trembles under the shadow of tightening regulation.
The largest hack in the history of crypto is experiencing alarming developments. In just 10 days, hackers have managed to launder all of the 1.4 billion dollars stolen from the Bybit platform. Despite this swift execution, blockchain security experts estimate that a portion of the funds could still be recovered.
DeFi protocols had promised a brighter future. The result? 500 million ETH evaporated, stunned investors, and a crypto market that wobbles like a tightrope walker without a net.
The FBI is calling on node operators and exchange platforms to block transactions related to the record hack of Bybit. The U.S. federal agency confirms the involvement of the North Korean Lazarus group in this theft of $1.4 billion and is taking steps to prevent the laundering of the funds.
The week starts in the red—it's a bloodbath for crypto. Ethereum, Solana, and the market are plunging. Even Bitcoin isn't spared.
Amid revolutionary announcements, technological evolutions, and regulatory turbulence, the crypto ecosystem continues to prove that it is both a territory of limitless innovations and a battlefield of regulatory and economic conflicts. Here is a summary of the most significant news from the past week surrounding Bitcoin, Ethereum, Binance, Solana, and Ripple.
Bybit's CEO, Ben Zhou, recently addressed the issue of a rollback of the Ethereum blockchain following the hack carried out by the Lazarus group on February 21, 2025. This hack resulted in the theft of 489,395 ETH, amounting to approximately $1.4 billion, spread across 54 wallets. During a session on X on February 22, Zhou discussed various measures to recover the stolen funds, including the possibility of a rollback of the Ethereum blockchain. This procedure would allow him to recover the stolen funds, but at what cost?
The Lazarus group, the main suspect in the historic hacking of Bybit estimated at $1.4 billion, would also be involved in recent memecoin scams on Solana, notably via the Pump.fun platform, according to findings by blockchain investigator ZachXBT.
Like a magician playing with billions, Lazarus Group makes money from crypto exchanges disappear. Bybit and Phemex? The same sleight of hand, discovered too late.
The CEO of Bybit, Ben Zhou, has recently taken a strong stance against Pi Network ($PI), stating that it is a scam and that his exchange will never list a fraudulent project. This statement follows a controversy triggered by a Pi Network page, which claimed that Bybit was losing its influence in the crypto market after Pi Network allegedly refused to be listed on the exchange.
The security of exchange platforms is a central issue in the crypto universe. A new attack has highlighted the increased vulnerability of the sector: Bybit, one of the most influential exchanges, suffered an exceptionally large hack, with an estimated loss of 1.5 billion dollars in Ethereum. The incident sheds light on the complexity of attacks targeting crypto infrastructures, as well as the challenges platforms face in protecting their users' funds. According to initial investigations, the attack is attributed to the Lazarus group, a cybercriminal organization affiliated with North Korea, already responsible for several massive hijackings in the sector. Bybit claims it can cover the losses, but the event raises questions about the resilience of exchanges in the face of growing threats.
On February 21, 2025, the crypto exchange platform Bybit fell victim to an unprecedented hacking incident, resulting in the loss of over 1.4 billion dollars in digital assets. This incident marks the largest theft in the history of cryptocurrencies, far surpassing previous major hacks.