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About one in seven reported findings were classified as high or critical severity.

Hyperliquid (HYPE) spot exchange-traded funds (ETFs) returned to net inflows in the week ending August 7, adding $2.84 million after three straight weeks of redemptions. The reversal followed a cautious stretch flagged by JPMorgan. Cumulative net inflows now stand at $280.8 million. HYPE ETFs Break 3-Week Outflow

Meanwhile, the spot Ethereum ETFs extended their consecutive weekly streak to five in a row.

Brazil’s central bank has introduced a rule requiring covered crypto service providers to delay certain transfers for 24 hours as a precaution against fraud. The Central Bank of Brazil (BCB) published Resolution 584 on Friday, amending existing fraud-prevention rules for payment services to also cover virtual asset

ADA has stolen the show over the past week after it was declared dead following Hoskinson's break a few months ago.

Wells Fargo chief economist Tom Porcelli is pushing back against market bets on a Federal Reserve (Fed) rate hike, saying he expects the central bank to hold rates through 2026. His view clashes with a hawkish turn across Wall Street, where several major banks now forecast higher rates. Traders have also sharply

XRP is defending the $1 level after dipping to $1.01, recovering toward $1.04 as the CLARITY Act sinks deeper into legislative uncertainty ahead of a September vote. The psychological floor held, though the token remains the weakest performer among major cryptocurrencies this week. Why the CLARITY Act Keeps Weighing

BTCPay Server confirmed that attackers exploited a critical flaw to steal funds from users running any version prior to 2.4.2 and urged operators to update immediately. The self-hosted Bitcoin payment processor released version 2.4.2 to close the vulnerability. The issue allowed an unauthenticated remote attacker to

BEAT continues to be highly volatile, skyrocketing by over 18% in the past 24 hours.

Jim Cramer named 5 investing themes and 13 stocks to buy on Thursday’s Mad Money. The picks span consumer spending, AI infrastructure, cybersecurity, mergers and acquisitions, and healthcare. The CNBC host said this earnings season reinforced each trend. Market data shows his selections range from stocks that doubled