DeFi

DeFi eliminates intermediaries by using smart contracts on blockchains to provide financial services like lending, borrowing, and trading. In 2026, the "DeFi 3.0" era is defined by Institutional DeFi and the integration of Real-World Assets (RWA). From liquidity provisioning on Uniswap to advanced lending on Aave, this tag tracks the evolution of autonomous financial systems, yield optimization, and the rise of AI-driven portfolio management in the decentralized economy.

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Created: 2026/02/02 18:52
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Strategy joins Russell Top 200 Value Index with $64b BTC on the books

Strategy joins Russell Top 200 Value Index with $64b BTC on the books

With its latest purchase, Strategy now holds a staggering $64 billion worth of BTC, making it by far the world’s most aggressive corporate holder. But the real story isn’t just the size of its hoard, it’s the Russell Top 200…

Author: Crypto.news
XRP Ledger has launched EVM sidechain on the mainnet

XRP Ledger has launched EVM sidechain on the mainnet

PANews reported on June 30 that according to The Block, Ripple's XRP Ledger has launched an EVM sidechain on the mainnet, supporting developers to build, migrate and deploy cross-chain and

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Ethereum price outlook: ETH faces heavy volume wall range, rotation likley

Ethereum price outlook: ETH faces heavy volume wall range, rotation likley

Ethereum has rallied into a major confluence zone near $2,550, where multiple high time frame indicators and technical resistances converge. With declining volume and previous range behavior suggesting exhaustion, this zone is critical for the next directional move. After bouncing…

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Chainlink Launches Automated Compliance Engine

Chainlink Launches Automated Compliance Engine

PANews June 30 news, according to Cointelegraph, Chainlink launched the Automated Compliance Engine (ACE) on Monday, which provides a modular and standardized framework for managing regulatory compliance of traditional financial

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WisdomTree Digital Trust and three other crypto-native companies have applied for a master account at the Federal Reserve

WisdomTree Digital Trust and three other crypto-native companies have applied for a master account at the Federal Reserve

PANews reported on June 30 that according to Crypto In America, three native cryptocurrency companies have applied for the Federal Reserve's master account. WisdomTree Digital Trust, Standard Custody & Trust

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Kazakhstan announces plans to establish a state crypto reserve

Kazakhstan announces plans to establish a state crypto reserve

Kazakhstan plans to establish a state crypto reserve, contingent on the creation of a legal framework to govern its formation and management. Kazakhstan’s National Bank is currently working on a detailed concept for forming and managing the reserve, potentially within…

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SOL bounces on ETF hopes, XRP eyes $27; XYZVerse targets 25,000% gains

SOL bounces on ETF hopes, XRP eyes $27; XYZVerse targets 25,000% gains

As Solana and XRP prepare for potential breakouts, XYZVerse is stealing the spotlight with a fast-rising presale and bold ambitions to become the next 1,000x memecoin. #partnercontent

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Behind the "Beautiful Bill": a financial experiment to direct the US debt dam to stablecoins

Behind the "Beautiful Bill": a financial experiment to direct the US debt dam to stablecoins

Author: Mask, W3C DAO A financial experiment spawned by the $36 trillion national debt crisis is trying to transform the crypto world into a "buyer" of U.S. debt, while the

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BNB Chain’s Maxwell upgrade helps push its DEX monthly trading volume to a new high

BNB Chain’s Maxwell upgrade helps push its DEX monthly trading volume to a new high

PANews reported on June 30 that according to Cryptoslate, BNB Chain's Maxwell network improvement was launched on June 30, which is expected to significantly increase transaction speed (block time from

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Israel’s $90M Nobitex Exploit Tied to Crypto-Funded Espionage

Israel’s $90M Nobitex Exploit Tied to Crypto-Funded Espionage

$90 million vanished from Iran’s Nobitex exchange, now, TRM Labs suggests pro-Israel hackers allegedly siphoned funds and possibly seized sensitive data to uncover Iranian spies paid in crypto Days after the hack, three Israeli citizens were arrested for allegedly carrying out espionage activities, such as performing surveillance, propaganda, and intelligence-gathering tasks in exchange for cryptocurrency payments on behalf of Iranian intelligence. Israeli Espionage Case Highlights Use of Crypto for State-Backed Operations In its report, TRM Labs noted “the arrests represent a rare public case of state-sponsored espionage in which operatives were compensated using digital assets.” The investigation alleges that each suspect received crypto payouts upon completing specific assignments, with funds delivered via anonymized blockchain channels. One of the accused, Dmitri Cohen, 28, from Haifa, reportedly tracked and photographed members of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s family. He is accused of spying on Amit Yardeni, Netanyahu’s future daughter-in-law, ahead of her wedding. Investigators say Cohen used a dedicated device to maintain encrypted contact with his Iranian handler and received thousands of dollars in crypto, about $500 per task. A second suspect, aged 27 from Tel Aviv, was detained for allegedly photographing military sites, government buildings, and tagging graffiti. Authorities seized several devices from his home during the investigation. ⚠️ Israel arrests 27-year-old Tel Aviv man for allegedly spying for Iran in exchange for crypto, spotlighting the growing role of digital assets in espionage. #Israel #Iran https://t.co/XC9ZKyJS9i — Cryptonews.com (@cryptonews) June 24, 2025 A third suspect, aged 19 from the Sharon region, reportedly passed classified information to Iranian contacts. He was allegedly recruited online and maintained prolonged communication with Iranian operatives during recent tensions between the two countries. While Israeli officials have not publicly connected the arrests to any specific cyber incident, TRM Labs suggests the timeline may point to a broader intelligence operation. TRM Labs Flags Possible Intelligence Overlap in Espionage Case Involving Nobitex Hack “Although Israeli authorities have not confirmed any connection between the hack and the arrests, the timing and tactical profile suggest potential intelligence overlaps,” TRM Labs noted. The firm noted that Israeli airstrikes occurred on June 13, followed by the hack of Iran-based crypto exchange Nobitex on June 18, and then the arrests on June 24. However, till now, there hasn’t been a solid evidence linking Israel to the June 18 cyberattack on Nobitex, Iran’s largest cryptocurrency exchange , although a pro-Israel hacking group Predatory Sparrow also know as “ Gonjeshke Darande” claimed responsibility for the breach. 👨🏻‍💻 The fallout from the $100 million @nobitexmarket exchange hack continues to deepen as hackers release the platform’s full source code. #Hack #Nobitex https://t.co/1pAhbG3TAv — Cryptonews.com (@cryptonews) June 19, 2025 Additionally, the pro-Israel hacker group Gonjeshke Darande claimed to not only wipe $90 million of the exchange but also released the Iranian exchange’s full source code , including server lists, cold wallet scripts, and privacy settings. Notably, the group has previously targeted Iranian infrastructure for intelligence-gathering. TRM Labs suggests the breach could have granted access to KYC records, potentially aiding Israeli cyber units in identifying Iranian handlers or mapping crypto payments to local operatives. Iran’s use of cryptocurrency in covert operations is not new. Reports revealed that Iran routinely uses crypto to fund proxies, evade sanctions, and support cyber operations. 📈 In 2024, Russia and Iran increasingly turned to cryptocurrency to bypass Western sanctions, leveraging DeFi, no-KYC exchanges, and crypto for financial operations, according to @chainalysis #Russia #Iran #Sanctions https://t.co/ep1f3tLNms — Cryptonews.com (@cryptonews) February 17, 2025 Similar patterns have emerged in other countries. In the same year, South Korea arrested individuals linked to North Korean intelligence for passing military secrets in exchange for crypto.

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