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TRON reported H1 2026 strategy emphasizing dual growth engines: DeFi and AI, claiming record traction despite broader crypto market headwinds.

The SEC proposed a regulatory update to Form TA-2 that would require transfer agents to report the number of share registers maintained on distributed ledgers, explicitly citing tokenization as a driver.

Broadcom's upcoming earnings report will test its AI growth narrative, impacting investor confidence and broader tech market dynamics. The post …

A postmortem report details a security incident where a hacker exploited a replay flaw in a crypto payment system by reusing an authorization message 1,490 times.

Tesla's stock price increased by 5.5% to $367.95 following a report about an upcoming Cybercab launch event on September 3.

BlackRock published a report reaffirming its support for Bitcoin as an asset class, stating that even small allocations historically improved risk-adjusted returns in traditional portfolios.

Morgan Stanley forecasts a 43% potential increase in Robinhood's valuation if the company reduces its reliance on crypto trading by expanding into prediction markets and other financial products.

Bitcoin (BTC) maintained its price stability despite rising oil prices and increased market expectations for a Federal Reserve rate hike in September.

The UK's National Crime Agency (NCA) has frozen $13.6 million of Premier League funds linked to a $163 million deal with Sorare, a fantasy card game backed by Lionel Messi.

The article reports a surge in cryptocurrency hacks in August, citing 50 cases and $136 million stolen, highlighting a deterioration in crypto security.

1789 Capital, a firm linked to Donald Trump Jr., is reported to lead a $1 billion investment round in prediction market platform Polymarket.

The House Intelligence Committee's 25-year review of the 9/11 Commission Report highlights AI as a significant emerging national security challenge, framing it as a potential 'blind spot' comparable to pre-9/11 vulnerabilities.