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Cory Fields says quantum landmines could make Bitcoin theft a losing bet
The Bitcoin developer has floated hidden ownership traps and staked auctions that would force a quantum attacker to post collateral before moving vulnerable coins, as a mailing-list thought experiment
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SEC clears listing of 3x Bitcoin futures ETF on Cboe BZX
The SEC approved a Cboe BZX rule change letting Volatility Shares list a 3x Bitcoin futures ETF and five companion funds, though trading still needs an effective registration statement.
Trump picks Jay Clayton to lead new AI task force
President Trump has announced a "Super Intelligence Force" to coordinate federal AI policy, with Director of National Intelligence Jay Clayton, the former SEC chair who sued Ripple, widely reported as
Crypto dealmakers stay active after CLARITY Act fails Senate vote
Bankers and investors tell CoinDesk that the CLARITY Act's Senate setback will not halt crypto M&A, though deals in less-regulated areas may prove harder to close.
Japan sanctions Garantex in expanded Russia measures
Tokyo has added the Russian crypto exchange Garantex to its asset-freeze list, alongside 33 organisations, nine individuals and 35 vessels tied to Russia.
XRP banners appear on Kansas stadium scoreboard as Ripple expands college sports push
Giant XRP adverts took over the central scoreboard during Kansas' game against MTSU, the latest step in Ripple's college sports sponsorship drive through Learfield.
India's central bank stays wary of crypto but backs tokenisation
RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra said India remains cautious on crypto over monetary sovereignty concerns, while the central bank supports distributed ledger technology and tokenisation.
