Poland’s parliament has again failed to overturn President Karol Nawrocki’s veto of a crypto regulation bill, prolonging a political standoff over the country’s adoption of EU MiCA rules.

Worldcoin, the token powering the identity-focused World Network, fell 13% as World introduced new integrations on Tinder, Zoom and Docusign on Friday.

X head of product Nikita Bier said the social media platform’s new Cashtags feature for crypto and stock data drove roughly $1 billion in trading volume across the first two days.

The US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit heard oral arguments from Kalshi and the state of Nevada over authorities attempting to bar some of the platform's event contracts.

Bitcoin ETFs saw a surge in investor inflows and trading activity, with nearly $1 billion added in a week as markets priced in geopolitical easing and weaker demand for traditional safe-haven assets.

Telegram CEO Pavel Durov warned the EU’s new age verification app could lead to broader online identity checks after claims the app was hacked in minutes.

Regulators allege Basile misled hundreds of investors with claims of an insured crypto asset, while millions were spent on personal expenses including real estate and a $160,000 horse.

A security researcher said they bought a fake Ledger device from a Chinese marketplace that had modified hardware and firmware designed to steal crypto.

CoinGecko says a 40% decline in crypto exchange trading volumes, capped by a two-and-a-half-year monthly volume low in March, shows the crypto market is in a sustained winter lull.

At Paris Blockchain Week, executives said real estate and private credit remain hard to trade despite being brought onchain.

Sanctioned crypto exchange Grinex has halted trading after $14 million in USDT was drained from 54 wallets; however, blockchain analyst firms say the total might be higher.

Bitcoin mining companies are offloading BTC as costs rise, asset prices decline and the industry grapples with several economic headwinds.