The Latest Breaking News from DeFi

The Trumps and their DeFi venture partners have officially launched World Liberty Financial, and while they confirmed that the project will come with a governance token, details about the platform's actual offerings were skipped.

Donald Trump will launch World Liberty Financial himself, and while many crypto users are looking forward to the project's launch, some Bitcoiners aren't so excited.

Members of the House Financial Services' subcommittee for digital assets discussed DeFi's future Tuesday, with some still doubtful of the technology's benefits, and others seeing the potential that it offers for a new financial era.

World Liberty Financial now has more than 212,000 subscribers on Telegram, even as questions linger about why the project's supposed code has striking similarities to that of recently-exploited Dough Finance.

Pavel Durov was arrested at a French airport Saturday on allegations related to his alleged failure to prevent criminal activity on Telegram. Now, the crypto community is rallying behind the TON co-founder, and a DeFi lawyer said his case could be a watershed moment in tech platform regulation.

A new filing by the SEC in its case against Binance has led some in the crypto space to conclude that the regulator has back-pedaled in its claims that some altcoins are unregistered securities, but some experts said the development may have been misinterpreted.

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The crypto industry remains vulnerable to fraud and exploits, a new blockchain security report revealed as the sector lost more than $920 million to exploiters so far this year – a larger chunk from the second quarter.

The SEC might soon drop a decision on Spot Ethereum exchange-traded funds, making it crucial for crypto investors to consider ETFSwap (ETFS).

In conversation with Coinbase’s CEO Brian Armstrong at the company’s State of Crypto Summit on Thursday, Wood argued that digital wallets could be a race where one winner takes all.