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- 1SEC approves leveraged 3x bitcoin and ether products for traders●SEC approves a 3x fix for bitcoin and ether traders who miss the wild swings
The US Securities and Exchange Commission has approved a 3x leveraged product tied to bitcoin and ether, according to CoinDesk. The move gives traders a regulated way to amplify exposure to the two largest cryptocurrencies without directly trading on volatile crypto exchanges. Approval of leveraged crypto instruments by the SEC marks a notable step in bringing crypto trading products under traditional market oversight.
- 2Who Stole $380 Million? Inside a Crypto Hacking Case●https://www. tkhunt.com/2584341/ 誰が3.8億ドルを盗んだ？仮想通貨ハッキング事件の裏側 # bitcoin # eth # investment # SHIB # xrp # ソラナ # リップル # 仮想
A Japanese-language story asks who stole $380 million in a cryptocurrency hacking incident and looks behind the scenes of the attack. The headline references bitcoin, ether, XRP, Shiba Inu and Solana, but provides no further detail about the exchange or protocol hit, the date, or any suspects. Interest in large-scale crypto thefts remains high as investors follow security failures across the sector.
- 3Bitget Hit by $387.5 Million Zero-Day Exploit Breach▼Bitget Cryptocurrency Exchange Breach: $387.5M Stolen via Zero-Day Exploit in Third-Party Security Products
Cryptocurrency exchange Bitget has reportedly been breached, with $387.5 million stolen through a zero-day exploit targeting third-party security products. The attack did not exploit Bitget's own systems directly but a vulnerability in software supplied by external vendors, raising fresh questions about supply-chain risk across crypto platforms. Analysts are warning exchanges to audit vendor security as details of the theft and recovery prospects remain limited.
- 4Bitcoin ETFs log third week of inflows as Ether funds bleed●Bitcoin ETFs notch third inflow week as Ether ETFs shed $138M
Bitcoin exchange-traded funds have recorded a third consecutive week of net inflows, while Ether ETFs lost $138 million over the same period. The split underlines diverging investor appetite for the two largest cryptocurrencies, with money rotating toward Bitcoin products even as Ether funds see sustained outflows. Market watchers are weighing whether the trend signals a broader preference shift or short-term positioning ahead of macro events.