Attorney says Drift’s April exploit may amount to civil negligence
Drift Protocol’s $270 million to $285 million exploit on April 1, 2026 is now being viewed through a legal lens that could prove as consequential as the technical…
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Tyler Anderson
Hi there! I'm Tyler Anderson from Sweden, and I'm a Web3 Reporter. My main focus is exploring the evolution of Web3, from DAO governance to the real utility of decentralized protocols. I've been immersed in this ecosystem for a while now, and my methodology is based on research-driven reporting, where I seek to filter out the hype to deliver factual, contextualized analysis on how we are building the internet of the future. I also keep a critical eye on the markets, analyzing how macro trends affect the adoption of these new technologies. My style is human and direct, but always professional, prioritizing technical accuracy so you have a clear view of what's really cooking in the blockchain.
Huione chairman Li Xiong extradited to China to face fraud and crypto‑laundering charges
Li Xiong, the former chairman of Huione Group, was extradited from Cambodia to China, a move that sharply escalates a widening cross-border crackdown on an alleged…
CZ says crypto can adapt to quantum computing, but Satoshi‑era Bitcoin faces acute risk
Changpeng Zhao has urged the crypto industry to treat quantum computing as a solvable technical challenge rather than a reason for panic.
U.S. senators press SEC after enforcement chief’s abrupt exit and dismissal of Justin Sun case
U.S. senators have stepped up pressure on the Securities and Exchange Commission after a pair of March 2026 developments triggered fresh questions about how the agency…
Women creators reclaim ownership using Web3 payment rails
Women creators are increasingly using Web3 payment rails to reclaim economic control from traditional Web2 platforms, turning direct payments, programmable royalties and…
Bittensor’s $52M Subsidy Inflates TAO and Masks an “Income Desert”
Bittensor’s economic model is coming under sharper scrutiny as one of its largest subnets appears to rely far more on token emissions than on real business activity.
OpenClaw developers hit by GitHub phishing campaign promising fake “CLAW” airdrops
OpenClaw’s developer community was hit by a coordinated phishing campaign in mid-March 2026, prompting the project’s creator to issue a public warning on March 19.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded six-day inflow streak as BTC tested $75,000 resistance
U.S. spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds extended their winning stretch through Monday, March 17, 2026, posting six straight days of net inflows.
BitMEX co‑founder Benjamin Delo pledged $27M to London maths institute after 2025 pardon
Benjamin Delo, a BitMEX co-founder who was pardoned by President Donald Trump in March 2025, has pledged $27 million to the London Institute for Mathematical Sciences…
Bloomberg and Kaiko Put Licensed Market Data Onchain to Support Tokenized Finance
Bloomberg and Kaiko said that they integrated licensed Bloomberg market data onto blockchain infrastructure to support tokenized markets.
Gate Secures Maltese PSD2 Payment Licence to Link EU Fiat and Stablecoin Rails
Gate Technology Ltd. has secured a Payment Institution licence under the EU’s Second Payment Services Directive (PSD2) from the Malta Financial Services Authority…
Blockchain Association Presses Congress with Framework to Rewrite U.S. Crypto Tax Rules
The Blockchain Association brought a group of industry representatives to Capitol Hill to promote a unified set of “Digital Asset Tax Principles” aimed at reshaping how…
Bloomberg Intelligence says Coinbase’s USDC revenue could rise up to sevenfold as payments expand
Bloomberg Intelligence argued that Coinbase’s USDC-linked revenue could expand by twofold to sevenfold if on-chain payments adoption accelerates, potentially shifting…