AI-Powered Security Tools Are Reshaping Crypto’s Standards for Code Audits

The emergence of artificial intelligence-powered security systems is fundamentally changing what the crypto industry considers reasonable due diligence before deploying code. As these tools become cheaper, faster and more widely available, researchers say they could alter expectations for developers and institutions across the blockchain space. The release of Mythos, an AI system designed to autonomously…

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Perpetual Futures Could Become Crypto’s Next ETF Moment as U.S. Regulation Takes Hold

Regulated perpetual futures are arriving in the United States, and executives at major crypto exchanges believe the rollout will follow a familiar adoption pattern. Sophisticated traders will lead the charge, followed gradually by institutional investors and asset managers who need time to navigate governance requirements, according to John Palmer, head of derivatives at Kraken. The…

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Crypto Industry Compliance Standards Reach Five-Year High, But Indirect Monitoring Gaps Persist

The cryptocurrency industry has significantly tightened its compliance baseline over the past five years, with nearly half of all organizations onboarded in 2026 now operating at alert standards that would have ranked them among the strictest in the sector back in 2020. According to blockchain analytics firm Chainalysis, this shift represents a major maturation of…

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Timing the Crypto Market: Is It Possible?

Timing the market means buying at or near the low and selling at or near the high. Consistently. Every investor knows this is the goal. Very few manage to do it even once, and essentially none do it repeatedly across full market cycles. The question isn’t whether crypto markets are theoretically timmable. They’re pattern-driven enough…

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UK Parliament Calls for Immediate Ban on Crypto Donations, But Security Experts Warn of New Risks

A cross-party UK parliamentary committee has urged the government to immediately ban cryptocurrency donations to political parties, citing national security concerns. The Joint Committee on the National Security Strategy (JCNSS) described crypto donations as an “unnecessary and unacceptably high risk to the integrity of the political finance system” in a report released this week. The…

UK Parliament Calls for Immediate Ban on Crypto Donations, But Security Experts Warn of New Risks

Why Crypto Feels Riskier Than Stocks (And How Professionals Measure That Risk)

Ask any traditional investor about crypto, and you’ll hear the same word: risky. Too risky, unnecessarily risky, irresponsibly risky. The gut reaction is universal, even among people who routinely invest in volatile tech stocks or emerging market equities. But when pressed to explain exactly why crypto is riskier, most investors struggle beyond vague references to…

Why Crypto Feels Riskier Than Stocks (And How Professionals Measure That Risk)

The Biggest Crypto Investment Mistakes Middle-Class Investors Make

Middle-class investors face unique challenges in crypto that wealthy investors and true beginners don’t. You have enough capital that mistakes hurt significantly, but not enough to absorb catastrophic losses. You’re sophisticated enough to understand financial concepts but often lack time for deep crypto research. You’re building wealth, not preserving it, but you can’t afford to…

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How Much of Your Portfolio Should Be in Crypto?

The question haunts every investor considering cryptocurrency: how much is too much, and how much is too little? Allocate 50%, and you’re gambling with your financial future. Allocate 0.5%, and you might miss meaningful returns if crypto becomes a cornerstone of the global financial system. There’s no universal answer, but there is a systematic framework…

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Why Most People Lose Money in Crypto (And How Smart Investors Avoid It)

Here’s an uncomfortable truth about cryptocurrency investing: most people lose money. Not because crypto is a scam, not because the technology doesn’t work, but because human psychology and market structure create a perfect storm for retail investors to make predictable, devastating mistakes. Studies suggest that 70-90% of retail crypto investors lose money over time. This…

Why Most People Lose Money in Crypto (And How Smart Investors Avoid It)