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Conflicts

Coverage where policy, market structure, and company pressure collide across the crypto stack.

Archive Notes

Conflicts is mapped from the WordPress categories that most consistently surface regulatory tension, exchange pressure, and contested narratives.

Bitget Hack: Where Did the Stolen $387M Go?

Blockchain security firm BlockSec traced the $387. 5 million stolen from Bitget through a layered laundering route that ran from the original theft, through cross-chain swaps on THORChain, into Bitcoin, and onward into CoinJoin mixing, according to the firm's on-chain analysis.

Felix van DijkOct 3, 20262 min read
Bitget Hack: Where Did the Stolen $387M Go?
Coinbase Rebrands Base App Back to Coinbase Wallet
Coinbase Rebrands Base App Back to Coinbase Wallet

Coinbase is reportedly winding back one of its most visible product bets, reversing the Base App name and returning to the familiar Coinbase Wallet branding. The catch: the claim is not yet confirmed by any official Coinbase or Base announcement, and the evidence for this Base App rebrand is thin.

Noah CarterSep 10, 20263 min read