
XRPL v3.2.0 Passes 66% of Nodes as a Fix Heads to a Vote
Version 3.2.0 reached 66% of the XRP Ledger's trusted validators, while the fixCleanup3_2_0 amendment held 85.71% support ahead of a July 29 activation.
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Version 3.2.0 reached 66% of the XRP Ledger's trusted validators, while the fixCleanup3_2_0 amendment held 85.71% support ahead of a July 29 activation.

Spot bitcoin ETFs drew $273 million over two weeks, barely more than the mildest week of the $8 billion outflow run before it. CoinDesk called it statistical noise.

A King County judge barred Kalshi from offering event contracts to Washington residents, holding that federal commodities law does not displace state gambling law.

A signature-encoding flaw let an attacker drain 515.2 million NIGHT from Wanchain's Cardano bridge in nine minutes. Dollar estimates run from $500K to about $10M.

Bitcoin drifted higher on thin weekend volume, and the day's forced liquidations fell almost entirely on shorts — a read on positioning, not direction.

Michael Saylor set out 110 points against BIP-110, a one-year soft fork that would restrict data in bitcoin transactions and cut the signalling threshold to 55%.

Allbridge Core lost $1.65 million after its swap instruction accepted one pool account in two roles, letting a single address play both sides of a trade.

Cardano moved to protocol version 11 with no downtime, in the first upgrade its own token holders authorized by on-chain vote rather than a foundation.

Cardano was the lone top-20 name with a real gain on a thin Saturday session, sentiment stayed in extreme fear, and the day's two market digests disagreed on the bitcoin and ether marks.

Traders bought 20,000 $70,000 calls and sold 20,000 $72,000 calls on Deribit for the 31 July expiry, a $2.5B notional structure that settles two days after the Fed.

US spot bitcoin ETFs drew a net $132.3 million on 17 July, a fourth straight positive session, with BlackRock's IBIT supplying more than the entire category total.

The GENIUS Act turns one this week, leaving Tether until July 2028 to move a reserve that CoinDesk puts at roughly a quarter non-compliant into cash and Treasuries.