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JUST IN: Project 0, a leading DeFi brokerage, confirmed user losses after attackers temporarily hijacked its domain and redirected traffic to a malicious site.
The incident comes as Ethereum faces a surge in address poisoning attacks and dust transfers following the Fusaka update.
Project 0 founder MacBrennan Peet promised to fully reimburse verified losses resulting from the attack.
The attackers reportedly compromised a team member's GitHub account to redirect site traffic for approximately 40 minutes.
On Ethereum, penny transfers in USDT surged 612% after Fusaka, amid confirmed losses o

BREAKING: The arrival of USDCx in the Cardano ecosystem opened a new route for transferring USDC liquidity through a burn-and-mint scheme, avoiding the wrapped asset model that plagued the industry after incidents like the Nomad hack.
Meanwhile, DEXs and DeFi protocols are already competing to attract this capital, while an uncomfortable debate arises.
Who pays the fees when the promotional period ends, and should treasury-funded projects return a portion of their profits?

JUST IN: A federal court in New York abruptly dismissed a significant lawsuit in the DeFi world.
The class-action lawsuit sought to hold Uniswap Labs, its CEO, and venture capital firms accountable for losses associated with alleged fraudulent tokens on the protocol.
The judge concluded that, in a permissionless system governed by autonomous smart contracts, the lack of an identifiable issuer leaves the plaintiffs without a specific defendant.

JUST IN: Custodia Bank's long-running legal battle with the U.S. Federal Reserve has reached a new turning point in court, just as the central bank begins to open more limited avenues for certain crypto firms to access key financial services.
A federal appeals court rejected Custodia's latest attempt to challenge the Fed's authority over master accounts.

JUST IN: The Bitcoin Policy Institute believes there is still room for the US Congress to pass a de minimis tax exemption for small Bitcoin transactions, but warns that the political opportunity could close in the coming months.
BPI said it has contacted 19 congressional offices in the House and Senate over the past three months.
The proposal aims to prevent capital gains reporting on small Bitcoin purchases, which are currently considered taxable events by the IRS.

JUST IN: Anthony Scaramucci reiterated his bullish view on Bitcoin, asserting that the cryptocurrency could match the market capitalization of gold within 10 to 15 years.
The investor also revealed that BTC is the largest holding in his portfolio and that he took advantage of the recent dip to buy more.
The founder of SkyBridge Capital estimates that BTC could reach the market capitalization of gold, currently close to $35 trillion, which would imply a price of around $1.5 million per coin.

JUST IN: Scams using fake addresses surge on Ethereum after Fusaka update Etherscan reports that Fusaka, by lowering transaction fees, allowed attackers to send more poisoning transfers.
Transfers to hack user wallets increased by over 600% on Ethereum. A successful poisoning attack cost one user $50 million in December 2025.

JUST IN: Than $2 trillion has been liquidated in the stock market since the Iran-United States war began.

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JUST IN: What is Bitcoin is de minimis and why is it being talked about so much in the US right now?
The US Congress is debating exempting small Bitcoin purchases from taxes to eliminate the burden of declaring every coffee or everyday expense.
The United States Congress is currently considering applying a de minimis exemption principle to Bitcoin (BTC) and cryptocurrencies, a measure that seeks to modify a tax scheme that today requires declaring even the most insignificant purchases, such as a coffee.

JUST IN: ENS Launches Unified Registry for All Networks in Its Ecosystem ENS Introduces on.eth, an on-chain registry to centralize technical network data and facilitate interoperability between different blockchains.
The Ethereum Name Service (ENS) launched on.eth on Wednesday, March 11th, a canonical, native registry on the network, designed to identify blockchains and their associated metadata.
The tool allows applications and wallets to directly resolve the identity of networks such as Base, Arbitrum, or the Ethereum mainnet itself, eliminating reliance on external databases or files host

BREAKING: USDT and USDC's absolute dominance weakens.
USDT and USDC remain the leaders, but their combined market share has fallen to 84%.
The combined market share of Tether (USDT) and Circle (USDC) has dropped to 84%, according to data from analytics firm Token Terminal.
Although both stablecoins maintain record capitalization levels, their relative dominance is diminishing due to the rise of competitors and the rapid expansion of the overall market.

JUST IN: The war in Iran is taking its toll on cryptocurrency events.
The conflict in Iran is not only affecting the market, but there are also cancellations and postponements of events, mostly in Dubai.
The Open Network's (TON) Gateway Dubai conference has been officially canceled.

JUST IN: The quantum risk to Bitcoin could materialize in 10 to 20 years.
ARK Invest The firm published a report with a five-stage framework for assessing the quantum risk and argues that Bitcoin has time to adapt.

JUST IN: Analysts indicate that a sustained close above $75,000 would confirm a definitive bullish trend reversal.

JUST IN: Starting in 2026, Russia is legalizing the use of cryptocurrencies for investment and international trade (to circumvent sanctions), but maintains a total ban on domestic payments.
This means that:
Investors and Banks: Russian citizens and banks (such as Sberbank) will be able to trade Bitcoin under strict controls, but this does not make the asset a state reserve.
Control, not state adoption: The government seeks to "channel" the crypto market so that it is supervised and traceable, not to accumulate Bitcoin in its coffers.