Author: Kryptonews

The crypto market never sleeps, and it never stops, and it would seem that many of the best crypto YouTube channels don’t either. With users putting out everything from macro market analysis to deep dives on tokens, the YouTube platform in general has become one of the leading real-time classrooms for developers, investors, and anyone else who may be curious about the crypto space. The biggest challenge, however, is that there are tens, if not hundreds, of thousands of channels to wade through.That’s why we’ve specifically made this guide. We’ll cut through the noise to shine a spotlight on the…

The recent approval of several spot Bitcoin ETFs (Exchange Traded Funds) by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) marks a watershed moment for the cryptocurrency industry and significantly alters the landscape for both institutional and retail investors. After years of debates and rejections, this approval paves the way for broader accessibility to Bitcoin through traditional investment vehicles.## Increased Accessibility and LiquidityOne of the most immediate impacts is increased accessibility. Previously, investing in Bitcoin often required navigating complex cryptocurrency exchanges, setting up digital wallets, and managing private keys. Bitcoin ETFs, on the other hand, are traded on traditional stock exchanges,…

The Push for Transparency in Property Ownership For decades, property ownership has been plagued by inefficiencies, fraud, and bureaucratic red tape. From lost documents to human error, the traditional system of land registries is ripe for disruption. Enter blockchain technology, a decentralized, tamper-proof ledger that could revolutionize the way property records are stored and transferred. Why Current Systems Fail Traditional property ownership relies on centralized databases managed by governments or private entities. This leads to vulnerabilities such as: Fraud & Counterfeiting: Paper deeds can be forged or lost, allowing malicious actors to claim ownership falsely. Litigation Delay: Title disputes often…

Lawmakers close to Lee Jae-myung, the frontrunner in the South Korean presidential elections, have called for Seoul to steal a march on Washington by fast-tracking the rollout of a KRW stablecoin. The South Korean media outlet Edaily quoted Min Byoung-dug, a lawmaker for the Democratic Party and the chairman of the party’s Digital Asset Committee, as stating that stablecoins could soon become an industry on an equal footing with AI or semiconductors. Min said: “South Korean is an internet powerhouse. We need to take the lead in institutionalizing stablecoins before US dollar-based stablecoins become firmly established. That is the only…

American banking and financial industry advocacy groups have petitioned the Securities and Exchange Commission to repeal its cybersecurity incident public disclosure requirements. Five US banking groups led by the American Bankers Association asked the regulator to remove its rule in a May 22 letter, arguing that disclosing cybersecurity incidents “directly conflicts with confidential reporting requirements intended to protect critical infrastructure and warn potential victims.”The group, which also included the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association, the Bank Policy Institute, Independent Community Bankers of America and the Institute of International Bankers, claimed that the rule compromises regulatory efforts to enhance national cybersecurity.The…

Bitcoin’s price action has been relatively muted lately, trading within a tightening range. This week, however, could see a breakout attempt as several key levels converge and market sentiment hangs in the balance. Understanding these levels is crucial for both traders and long-term investors to navigate potential volatility. Let’s delve into the critical zones to watch in the Bitcoin chart. Resistance at $30,000 – $31,000 The $30,000 – $31,000 range continues to act as significant resistance. Bitcoin has tested this level multiple times in recent weeks but has failed to sustain a breakout. Overhead supply in this area suggests that…

Blockstream CEO Adam Back has led a 21 million Swedish krona ($2.2 million) funding round in the Swedish health tech company H100 Group AB, which last week said it would start buying Bitcoin.H100 said on May 25 that the funds, secured through 0% interest convertible loans, will be used to purchase Bitcoin (BTC) in line with its Bitcoin-buying pivot announced on May 22.Back, a longtime Bitcoin cypherpunk, contributed around $1.4 million, while the remaining $800,000 came from investment firms Morten Klein, Alundo Invest AS, Race Venture Scandinavia AB and Crafoord Capital Partners.The raise would allow H100 to buy around 20.18…

The Ultimate Fat-Burning Workout Backed by Science Burning fat efficiently requires more than just hitting the gym—it demands the right combination of intensity, rest, and movement selection. Research shows that High-Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) paired with resistance training is the most effective workout for fat loss. Here’s why science supports this approach and how to structure the perfect fat-burning session. Why HIIT and Resistance Training Work Best for Fat Loss 1. Afterburn Effect (EPOC) One of the biggest advantages of HIIT and resistance training is excess post-exercise oxygen consumption (EPOC). This refers to the "afterburn effect," where the body continues…

Iris Coleman May 25, 2025 14:56 A critical vulnerability in Besu’s Ethereum client related to subgroup checks on BN254 curve has been addressed. This flaw could have potentially compromised cryptographic security. Besu, an Ethereum execution client, recently faced a significant security vulnerability due to improper subgroup checks on the BN254 elliptic curve, as detailed in a report from the Ethereum Foundation. This flaw, identified in version 25.2.2 of Besu, posed a risk to the consensus mechanism by allowing potential manipulation of cryptographic operations. Understanding the BN254 Curve The BN254 curve, also known as…

Coinbase and two executives have been hit with another proposed class-action lawsuit over the crypto exchange’s stock price drop after disclosing a user data breach earlier this month and for allegedly failing to disclose a violation of an agreement with a UK regulator.Coinbase investor Brady Nessler said in a May 22 lawsuit filed in a Pennsylvania federal court that the data breach and the alleged broken agreement with the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority resulted in a “precipitous decline in the market value of the Company’s common shares,” causing stockholders to suffer “significant losses and damages.”Coinbase said on May 15 that…