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Bitget has rolled out USDGO Onchain Earn, a Morpho-based vault curated by Gauntlet, to its 125 million users. The idea is simple: customers can earn on their stablecoins without setting up a wallet, managing gas fees, or navigating DeFi on their own. A promotional APR of up to 10% adds to the appeal, although some details remain unclear.

Trezor asks CryptoBilis buyers since March 2026 to move their crypto assets after the reporting of an implant in a Safe 5. The device has not yet been examined.

Keystone makes a radical decision after its hack. The manufacturer will destroy 18,835 unsold crypto wallets after the exposure of an authenticity key. The incident also exposed 25,964 buyer records, according to the company.

After the alert on the Keystone site leak on October 24, six major cold wallet brands have now been hit by hardware flaws or data breaches in 2026. An unprecedented crisis of confidence is shaking the crypto ecosystem.

Minterest has closed its site but keeps its contracts active. Immutable X and Polygon zkEVM have migrated the funds. Blast and Abstract announced their closure in 2026. What remains recoverable.

A crypto authorization granted to a contract remains active after the transaction. From May 5, 2026, attackers exploited this to withdraw 1.42 million dollars from Ekubo users.

After 12 years of total inactivity, two Bitcoin wallets dating back to 2013 have just reactivated 417 BTC, turning a tiny initial investment into a fortune of 33 million dollars.

On a platform, your heirs can claim your cryptos. On a personal wallet, without the recovery phrase, they are lost. Rules by country and solutions.

Crypto: Trezor withdraws accreditation from some of its resellers by January 1, 2027, following the Ledger spy implant. Schedule, data, and stakes.

The founder of Avalanche believes that the crypto industry is too focused on a potential break of cryptography. According to him, artificial intelligence could first exploit the vulnerabilities already present in software and wallets.

Cyfrin classified hidden fields in 1inch clear signing descriptors as high severity. The rules still apply to 13 networks, including Ethereum.

Starting the last week of October, eligible American users will be able to send USDC from Samsung Wallet. The manufacturer targets 82 million compatible Galaxy devices, with no fees to external wallets, with regulated partners in charge of the funds. Stablecoins reach a mass distribution milestone.

An attack against users of the D’CENT App Wallet allowed the diversion of 11.746 million XRP, nearly 20 million dollars. Between September 15 and 20, 6,678 wallets were affected in six waves. More than 5.59 million XRP have already left the network via THORChain. The case does not come from a flaw in the XRP Ledger: the crypto transactions were signed with private keys controlled by the attacker. D’CENT is still investigating how these keys were compromised.

The crypto NEAR jumps 78.2% in one week, driven by the rise of NEAR Intents, privacy and cross-chain volumes now close to 30 billion dollars.

Ethereum: crypto reserves on exchanges collapse to a multi-year low. Will the shortage trigger a price explosion?

Ethereum is preparing Frame Transactions so users can pay gas fees without holding any ETH starting in 2027.

A Bitcoin wallet estimated at 1.5 million dollars appears in the investigation into the murder of Mexican musician Jonathan Meléndez, his wife, their 3-year-old daughter and a housemaid. Two suspects were arrested less than twelve hours after the incident. The exact link with the BTC remains to be established: Mexican authorities confirm a money demand and a commercial dispute, but not yet the amount of 1.5 million dollars.

A new data leak expands the incident affecting hardware wallet buyers. Trezor reports that a breach at its logistics partner Shipmonk exposed information of an additional 67,000 American customers. The affected files were supposed to be deleted from the provider's systems but remained accessible. The impacted orders date from November 2019 to August 2021. With the 13,689 recorded customers, the incident concerns about 80,000 people, without compromising wallets, private keys, or backups.

On August 19, 2026, the Belgian Department for Combating Online Harm (BAPO) issued five decisions requiring four registrars and one registry to provide a complete file on operators of illicit sports streaming sites: identity, IBAN, bank cards, crypto wallets, and transaction identifiers, plus twelve months of connection logs. All under seal of secrecy. The cross-border scope of the injunction remains, in practice, to be tested.

BitBox released a security update yesterday for its BitBox02 wallets. Named Dixence, the patch addresses several vulnerabilities, including two considered severe. The next day, Dogecoin contributor Mishaboar relayed the alert and urged affected holders to check their firmware without delay.

SafePal reveals a data breach affecting nearly 40,000 customers. Names, addresses, and purchases were exposed, but no crypto funds were compromised.

Changpeng Zhao ended up abandoning the public wallet he was using. Too many memecoins, dust, and unwanted tokens were arriving directly at the address without him being able to stop them. The episode also moved Trust Wallet. CZ now requests that its feature allowing to ignore certain tokens becomes much easier to use.

Trezor has just warned 13,689 clients after a data leak at one of its logistics providers. Names, emails, phone numbers, and delivery addresses were exposed according to the affected users. Wallets were not hacked and no private keys leaked. Good news for cryptos. A bit less so for personal data.

MetaMask puts a leash on its latest beast: Agent Wallet. AI can trade, but it can't bite. And if it messes up, up to 10k in damages is covered.

Hardware wallets are among the safest solutions for storing bitcoins offline. However, this certainty has just been shaken. A critical flaw discovered in the Coldcard ecosystem allowed the theft of 116 million dollars, revealing a software vulnerability that went unnoticed for five years. The case questions the reliability of self-custody tools, as digital sovereignty emerges as a pillar of the Bitcoin ecosystem. The losses, mostly concentrated in Canada, further emphasize the scale of this incident.

The consequences of the flaw that affected some Coldcard hardware wallets continue to spread. After losses estimated at more than 88 million dollars in bitcoin, several victims are now preparing a legal response. Coinkite, the manufacturer of the wallets concerned, is facing increasing pressure as users from several countries gather information to consider a collective action. This new step could mark a turning point in the management of disputes related to hardware wallets.

Security incidents quickly influence investors' decisions in the cryptocurrency market. This time, a vulnerability affecting the Coldcard hardware wallet caused an unusual movement of funds. While self-custody had gained popularity after the FTX bankruptcy, many bitcoin holders adopted the opposite strategy. Onchain data now shows an increase in deposits to exchange platforms, illustrating a temporary behavioral shift in response to risks.

Cold storage, long presented as the ultimate bulwark against hacking, has just suffered one of its biggest setbacks. A critical software vulnerability affecting Coldcard wallets enabled the theft of tens of millions of dollars in bitcoin, reviving questions about the limits of self-custody. This case breaks out as the market comes off a July up 7.36%, under pressure from massive institutional withdrawals and approaching two major protocol upgrades expected in August.