The five companies span a striking range of sectors. Strategy is the largest corporate holder of Bitcoin, making its inclusion a direct signal of crypto-adjacent exposure.
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Standard Chartered plans to offer digital-asset custody services in Singapore, according to the bank's own announcement. The proposal is explicitly subject to regulatory approval, a condition also highlighted in CoinGape's report on the plan.
The UK's sanctions regime allows designation on the basis of suspected links, meaning platforms do not need to be convicted of an offence before restrictions take effect. That distinction matters: businesses and individuals interacting with these platforms face liability the moment the designations are published.
President Trump declared that the United States will not strike Iran before the November 3 midterm elections, a timing signal that landed squarely in crypto markets as Bitcoin moved higher on the news.
BitGo CEO Mike Belshe has pushed back hard against claims that artificial intelligence poses a meaningful threat to Bitcoin's cryptographic security, arguing that the network's foundations remain intact against any near-term AI-driven attack.
That 55% share puts logic exploits ahead of price manipulation, which had previously been the more commonly cited flash loan threat vector. Price manipulation attacks work differently: they use borrowed capital to distort an on-chain price oracle, tricking a protocol into mispricing collateral or swap rates.
Sui has announced the mainnet rollout of Hashi, its Bitcoin-backed lending protocol, with more than $500 million in committed capital backing the launch. The figure signals serious institutional appetite for what the network is building at the intersection of Bitcoin liquidity and decentralized finance.
Paxos is expanding its digital asset infrastructure to include XRP, rolling out the offering to its network of partners and giving those platforms the rails they need to bring XRP products to their own users.
Crypto whale Machi Big Brother is sitting on a knife's edge. On-chain analytics platform Lookonchain flagged that Machi's 39,025 ETH long position, valued at roughly $99.
Blockchain security firm CertiK has flagged an exploit involving a MakerDAO liquidation keeper bot, raising fresh questions about the security of the automated infrastructure that underpins DeFi's largest lending protocols.