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Dash Eyes Philippines for Crypto Payments Push as Regulators Ease Business Registration

Dash is assessing the Philippines as a target market for cryptocurrency payments, citing moves by Philippine regulators to simplify business registration. Industry participants, however, warn that a fully compliant market entry can still…

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CryptoAugust 5, 2026

Hut 8 shares slip on mild Q2 revenue miss as AI data center pipeline expands

Hut 8 shares fell after the bitcoin miner reported a mild second-quarter revenue miss. Chief Executive Asher Genoot said future bitcoin exposure for the company will flow primarily through American Bitco

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CryptoAugust 4, 2026

Hackers Steal More Than $130 Million Through Bug in Coldcard Offline Hardware Wallets

NEW YORK, Aug. 5. More than $130 million in cryptocurrency has been stolen from Coldcard hardware wallet holders through a security vulnerability that remains active, blockchain-monitoring firms reported. Col

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CryptoAugust 4, 2026

Galaxy: At least 15 attackers exploited Coldcard vulnerability

NEW YORK, Aug. 4. Galaxy said at least 15 separate attackers exploited a vulnerability in Coldcard. Dragonfly's managing partner characterized the exposure as one that $2 worth of AI harden

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