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The latest crypto coverage from the TrustFinance editorial desk.
Crypto platform ChangeNOW has resolved a website vulnerability that may have exposed user emails and transaction details, while confirming that customer funds were never at risk. The company is responding by accelerating the launch of a new AI-powered security lab.
Bitcoin saw a modest gain as a sharp rally in U.S. Treasuries boosted risk sentiment, overshadowing a government report that showed producer prices surged unexpectedly in September.
The cryptocurrency EOS recorded a significant double-digit percentage gain on Friday, its largest one-day increase in recent trading, though it remains substantially below its all-time high.
The Arbitrum Foundation has met with European financial institutions representing over €800 billion in assets, as a new WisdomTree report details the network's burgeoning revenue from its technology licensing model.
Cryptocurrency exchange BTCC concluded its participation as a platinum sponsor at the TOKEN2049 conference in Singapore, focusing its presence on a '0-Barrier Trading' campaign aimed at reducing user costs and friction.
Bitcoin is on track for its second consecutive weekly decline, as a historical trend of strength in October fails to materialize amid rising interest rate fears, capital outflows from spot ETFs, and broader market weakness.
Bitcoin is maintaining a key price level above $81,000, but faces pressure from inconsistent capital flows in U.S. spot ETFs, which have seen several days of significant net outflows.
The cryptocurrency EOS experienced its most significant single-day percentage increase since November 2025, rallying more than 18% on Saturday. The price jump significantly outpaced minor gains in the broader digital asset market.
Bitcoin is struggling to maintain momentum as on-chain metrics offer a mixed outlook. While some long-term holders are sending fewer coins to exchanges, overall transfer volumes and positive exchange netflows suggest potential for selling pressure.
