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Botanix's Failure Signals Bitcoin Holders Still Pick Ethereum for DeFi

Botanix, a Bitcoin layer-2 protocol, has failed to attract the user base its backers anticipated, and the outcome points to a persistent behavioral pattern: Bitcoin holders continue to favor Ethereum-based decentralized finance

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CryptoAugust 10, 2026

North Korea's Kimsuky uses generative AI to craft phishing documents targeting crypto and finance

WASHINGTON, Aug. 10. North Korea's Kimsuky hacking group is using generative AI to produce phishing documents targeting the cryptocurrency and financial sectors, according to reporting on the

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CryptoAugust 10, 2026

UK FCA said to be preparing regulatory framework for tokenized gold

The UK's Financial Conduct Authority is reportedly preparing a regulatory framework for tokenized gold, a report said, covering how such products may function as collateral assets in wholesale markets.

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CryptoAugust 10, 2026

Quantum breach will be silent, not spectacular, Quantus founder says

Aug. 10. The first crypto theft enabled by a cryptography-breaking quantum computer will look, from the outside, like an ordinary unexplained breach, the founder of Quantus said. Crypto executives

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