Donna Wang

Former SEC Chief of Staff Compares Liquid Staking to Lehman Brothers Crisis Amanda Fischer, former chief of staff at the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, has criticized the agency’s recent stance on liquid staking, drawing strong reactions from the crypto community. Her comments, which likened liquid staking to the financial practices that led to the […]

Base Network Faces 33-Minute Outage Due to Sequencer Issue, Fixes Implemented Base, the Ethereum layer-2 blockchain, experienced a 33-minute outage on Tuesday, which the team attributed to a faulty sequencer. The disruption temporarily halted transactions and block production before engineers resolved the issue. In a statement, the Base team explained that the sequencer, a critical

SharpLink Expands Ether Holdings with $264 Million Purchase, Nearing $2 Billion in ETH SharpLink continues to aggressively build its Ether position, acquiring an additional $264 million worth of ETH. This latest purchase brings the company’s total staked Ether holdings to 521,939 ETH, pushing its portfolio closer to the $2 billion mark. The move underscores SharpLink’s

CrediX Recovers $4.5 Million in Stolen Crypto Following Exploiter Negotiation CrediX has successfully recovered $4.5 million in stolen cryptocurrency after negotiating with the exploiter responsible for the attack. The team announced that affected users will receive refunds within the next 48 hours. The recovery marks a positive resolution to a security incident that had put

CFTC Explores New Rules for Spot Crypto Trading on Registered Exchanges The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) is gathering public input on how to improve oversight of spot cryptocurrency trading. This effort comes as the agency works to adopt recommendations from the previous administration aimed at bringing more structure to digital asset markets. Currently, spot

Hyperliquid Compensates Traders with $2M After API Disruption Hyperliquid, a decentralized trading platform, recently reimbursed crypto traders approximately $2 million following an API outage that disrupted trading activity. The swift reimbursement highlights the platform’s commitment to user protection and could strengthen trust in decentralized exchanges as they continue to grow in popularity. The incident occurred

A Mysterious Whale Quietly Accumulates 331 Million Pi Coins During Market Downturn A single wallet has amassed over 331 million Pi coins amid a significant price drop, sparking speculation about whether this signals insider activity or a calculated long-term investment in the Pi Network’s potential. The accumulation occurred during a period of declining prices, a

The Token Model Is Broken, but Tokenization Still Holds Promise Crypto tokens were supposed to democratize finance, giving retail investors access to opportunities once reserved for insiders. Instead, many projects have repeated the same mistakes: excessive insider ownership, poor tokenomics, and speculative hype that leaves everyday buyers holding the bag. The problems are clear. Too

Small Setups, Big Wins: Solo Bitcoin Mining Defies the Odds Despite Bitcoin’s hashrate hovering near record highs, solo miners are still hitting the jackpot, proving that persistence, efficient hardware, and a stroke of luck can still pay off. While large mining pools dominate the network, individual miners occasionally defy the odds, securing full block rewards

SEC Chair Urges Crypto Reshoring as Companies Expand US Operations As regulatory clarity improves under the Trump administration, global crypto firms are increasingly shifting their operations back to the United States. SEC Chair Gary Aktins has called for a reshoring of crypto businesses, emphasizing the need for stronger oversight and economic growth within the country.