NFT

NFTs are unique digital identifiers recorded on a blockchain that certify ownership and authenticity of a specific asset. Moving past the "PFP" craze, 2026 NFTs emphasize utility, representing everything from IP rights and digital fashion to RWA titles and event ticketing. This tag explores the technical standards of digital ownership, the growth of NFT marketplaces, and the integration of non-fungible tech into the broader Creator Economy and enterprise solutions.

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Created: 2026/02/02 18:52
Updated: 2026/02/02 18:52
WLFI Begins Fund Reallocation After Pre-Launch Wallet…

WLFI Begins Fund Reallocation After Pre-Launch Wallet…

The post WLFI Begins Fund Reallocation After Pre-Launch Wallet… appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. World Liberty Financial (WLFI) is preparing to reallocate user funds after confirming that a small number of wallets were compromised before the platform’s launch. The team says the affected wallets were breached through phishing attacks or exposed seed phrases, not through WLFI’s own systems, contracts, or infrastructure. The company froze compromised wallets in September, initiated KYC re-verification, and spent the past several weeks building and testing new smart-contract logic to securely migrate funds to new, user-controlled wallets. Funds will now begin moving back to verified users. “It wasn’t a WLFI platform or smart-contract issue,” the team said. “Attackers gained access to user wallets through third-party security lapses. Still, we prioritized user safety above all else.” Early Warning Signs Before Launch WLFI says the issue surfaced shortly before the project went live. A relatively small subset of user wallets showed signs of unauthorized access. The team traced the activity to phishing schemes and leaked seed phrases, not an exploit or breach of WLFI itself. 1/ Prior to WLFI’s launch, a relatively small subset of user wallets were compromised via phishing attacks or exposed seed phrases. Since then, we’ve tested new smart contract logic to safely reallocate user funds and verified users’ identity via KYC checks. Shortly, users who… — WLFI (@worldlibertyfi) November 19, 2025 The attack pattern was consistent with widespread third-party wallet compromises seen elsewhere in the industry this year. Private keys were exposed through wallets unrelated to WLFI. In each case, attackers used compromised credentials to attempt unauthorized transactions. Once WLFI identified the affected wallets, the team took immediate action. Immediate Freeze to Contain Damage In September, WLFI froze all wallets that showed suspicious activity. The goal was simple: preserve funds, prevent further movement, and verify rightful ownership. The freeze was an unusual move for a pre-launch platform, but…

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Core Secures Court Injunction Against Maple Finance in Dispute…

Core Secures Court Injunction Against Maple Finance in Dispute…

The post Core Secures Court Injunction Against Maple Finance in Dispute… appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Core Foundation has obtained a sweeping court order blocking Maple Finance from advancing a competing Bitcoin yield product, escalating a dispute that has been brewing since early 2025. The decision, issued by the Grand Court of the Cayman Islands, restricts Maple from launching its new offering, $syrupBTC, and bars transactions involving $CORE tokens for the duration of an ongoing arbitration process. The injunction marks a major win for @Coredao_Org, which says Maple breached a 24-month exclusivity agreement tied to their earlier collaboration on $lstBTC, a joint Bitcoin yield pilot launched at the start of the year. Core argues Maple used confidential information from that partnership to build a rival product behind the scenes. The court agreed that there is a “serious issue to be tried” and that monetary damages alone would not provide adequate relief. https://t.co/p7qEjG6nq5 — Core DAO 🔶 (@Coredao_Org) November 19, 2025 The Dispute: From Joint Pilot to Legal Standoff The tension between both teams traces back to the development of $lstBTC, a yield-bearing Bitcoin product meant to blend Core’s ecosystem and Maple’s institutional lending infrastructure. The pilot gained traction quickly, positioning itself as one of the more ambitious BTC yield experiments heading into 2025. According to Core, the partnership included a 24-month exclusivity clause designed to prevent Maple from launching any competing product during the period. Core says Maple violated that agreement by developing $syrupBTC, a fresh BTC yield offering that allegedly uses strategic, technical, and market insights derived from their collaboration. Core claims the move wasn’t just premature, it was deliberate, unauthorized, and harmful. The Foundation argues that Maple’s attempt to push forward with syrupBTC constituted an internal replication of the product they built together, using information that should have remained confidential. The Grand Court agreed that the claims warranted immediate intervention. The injunction not only…

Author: BitcoinEthereumNews
UK fraud office arrests two in $28M crypto fund collapse probe

UK fraud office arrests two in $28M crypto fund collapse probe

The SFO described the case as its first major crypto investigation, signaling a shift in the agency’s approach to large-scale crypto fraud.

Author: Cryptopolitan
Bitcoin Price Crash Deepens, Peter Brandt Reveals Timeline for the Next Crypto Bull Run

Bitcoin Price Crash Deepens, Peter Brandt Reveals Timeline for the Next Crypto Bull Run

The post Bitcoin Price Crash Deepens, Peter Brandt Reveals Timeline for the Next Crypto Bull Run appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. The post Bitcoin Price Crash Deepens, Peter Brandt Reveals Timeline for the Next Crypto Bull Run appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News Today, we saw a major crypto crash, wiping out billions within hours and pushing sentiment into extreme fear territory. Bitcoin price crash concerns intensified as BTC fell to around $85,738, now down more than 13% for the week. Ethereum price dropped to $2,806, losing 14% in the past seven days, while XRP price slipped to $1.98, extending weekly losses to nearly 16%. With the global market cap at $3.06 trillion, the sell-off highlights just how widespread the pressure has become. The Fear and Greed Index remained at 11 for the second week in a row, and more than 221,000 traders were liquidated in the past 24 hours, erasing $794 million in positions. Peter Brandt Bullish Despite the Bitcoin Price Crash Veteran trader Peter Brandt revealed that he still holds 40% of his largest-ever Bitcoin position, which he bought at a price he says is one-twentieth of Michael Saylor’s average.  Despite the ongoing crypto crash, he described the current correction as  “The best thing that could happen to Bitcoin,” saying that it clears excess leverage and sets the stage for a stronger recovery. Brandt predicts the next major bull market could push Bitcoin to $200,000 by Q3 2029, with a detailed analysis expected soon for Bitcoin Live members. Brandt’s $200K-by-2029 projection drew mixed reactions. Critics like Rex argued that such returns are “trash” relative to Bitcoin’s risk profile, while others said this target fails to outpace inflation.  Some traders, like Roidz, supported Brandt’s cycle-based forecast, predicting a bottom in October 2026 and a peak in September 2029. Others insisted the current drop is just a “healthy correction.” On the other hand, Bloomberg analyst Mike McGlone warned that if Bitcoin…

Author: BitcoinEthereumNews
Institutions pause Bitcoin, Ethereum exposure – This is Solana’s gain

Institutions pause Bitcoin, Ethereum exposure – This is Solana’s gain

The post Institutions pause Bitcoin, Ethereum exposure – This is Solana’s gain appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Key Takeaways Why are institutions pulling back from Bitcoin and Ethereum spot ETFs? Stablecoin inflows and ETF holdings have dropped sharply as institutions cut exposure amid weaker macro conditions. Which asset remains an institutional favorite despite the sell-off? Solana ETFs, which have recorded over two weeks of continuous inflows and now hold $714.8 million in net assets. Institutional investors, otherwise known as traditional investors, are currently holding back on Exchange-Traded Fund (ETF) exposure. The decline has become more notable over the past week, particularly for Bitcoin and Ethereum. However, a few cases remain outliers, with Solana standing out. Institutional investors tend to have a significant impact on the market, and this shift could serve as an important indicator of broader market sentiment. Stablecoin inflows drop Institutional investors are gradually stepping back from the market. This movement is reflected in on-chain stablecoin volume, which has long been linked to institutional inflows and outflows. The volume has now declined. This drop is also visible in broader market performance, as Bitcoin [BTC] continues to hover around the $91,000 level, weeks after it reached an all-time high above $126,000. Source: Alphractal The decline in stablecoin inflows suggests reduced swapping activity into more volatile crypto ETFs, particularly Bitcoin and Ethereum [ETH], which lead the market with net values of $117.34 billion and $12.84 billion, respectively. In addition, institutional investors have downsized their exposure further, closing positions across both Bitcoin and Ethereum spot ETFs worth $682.64 million in the past day alone. On the 18th of November, total outflows reached $508.58 million, followed by $1.17 billion at the start of the week. This confirmed that a majority of institutional participants in the market are currently leaning bearish. Shawn Young, chief analyst at MEXC, noted that macroeconomic conditions are driving the institutional sell-off, particularly as expectations for a…

Author: BitcoinEthereumNews
UK Serious Fraud Office Investigates Basis Markets Over Alleged $28M Crypto Fraud

UK Serious Fraud Office Investigates Basis Markets Over Alleged $28M Crypto Fraud

The post UK Serious Fraud Office Investigates Basis Markets Over Alleged $28M Crypto Fraud appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. The UK Serious Fraud Office has launched a fraud investigation into Basis Markets, a defunct crypto hedge fund accused of misappropriating $28 million from investors through misleading NFT and token sales in late 2021. Two men have been arrested in connection with the scheme, which promised low-risk yields via arbitrage strategies but collapsed amid regulatory […] Source: https://en.coinotag.com/uk-serious-fraud-office-investigates-basis-markets-over-alleged-28m-crypto-fraud

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The Hunt for the Next 1000x Meme Coin: 6 Hot Tokens Ready to Moon

The Hunt for the Next 1000x Meme Coin: 6 Hot Tokens Ready to Moon

Crypto moves like a storm, one minute, tokens are blasting off, making headlines and fattening wallets. Next, the same coins are plunging, leaving traders panicked, wallets lighter, and strategies in shambles. Success in crypto belongs to the daring. It’s the traders who leap while others hesitate, the apes who jump into quiet markets, trusting instinct […] The post The Hunt for the Next 1000x Meme Coin: 6 Hot Tokens Ready to Moon appeared first on Live Bitcoin News.

Author: LiveBitcoinNews
WLFI Begins Fund Reallocation After Pre-Launch Wallet Compromise Tied to Phishing.

WLFI Begins Fund Reallocation After Pre-Launch Wallet Compromise Tied to Phishing.

World Liberty Financial (WLFI) is preparing to reallocate user funds after confirming that a small number of wallets were compromised before the platform’s launch. The team says the affected wallets were breached through phishing attacks or exposed seed phrases, not through WLFI’s own systems, contracts, or infrastructure. The company froze compromised wallets in September, initiated [...]

Author: Null TX
Core Secures Court Injunction Against Maple Finance in Dispute Over BTC Yield Products

Core Secures Court Injunction Against Maple Finance in Dispute Over BTC Yield Products

Core Foundation has obtained a sweeping court order blocking Maple Finance from advancing a competing Bitcoin yield product, escalating a dispute that has been brewing since early 2025. The decision, issued by the Grand Court of the Cayman Islands, restricts Maple from launching its new offering, $syrupBTC, and bars transactions involving $CORE tokens for the [...]

Author: Null TX
GANA Payment Hit by $3.1M Exploit as Attacker Launders Funds Across Chains

GANA Payment Hit by $3.1M Exploit as Attacker Launders Funds Across Chains

GANA Payment has been hit by a major multi-million-dollar exploit on Binance Smart Chain (BSC), with more than $3.1 million drained earlier today. The incident strikes at a critical moment for the new DeFi payment platform, which only recently entered the market with ambitions to reshape low-cost global transactions. The breach was first exposed by [...]

Author: Null TX