Author: CryptoPress
In four days in 2025, wallets committed about $155 million of USDC to Umbra, a Solana privacy protocol raising on MetaDAO. The project kept $3 million. The rest went back.
That gap is the whole story in miniature. Public token sales are noisy again. They are not the 2017 version of public token sales. The money that actually stays in a treasury is smaller, slower, and — if the pitch is honest — harder to steal. MetaDAO, a Solana venue that...
Robinhood Chain Gas Revenue Plummets 83% Despite Record Trading Volumes
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Robinhood Chain generated $943,728 in gas revenue on Sept. 10, marking a sharp decline from its $5.44 million peak on Sept. 4.
Despite the steep drop in toll collection, transaction volume remained flat while weekly decentralized exchange (DEX) volume rose 27%.
The average transaction cost fell to $0.077 in gas, down significantly from $0.43 during the network’s peak activity period.
Robinhood’s proprietary blockchain...
Senate Republicans Release Revised Clarity Act Ahead of Sept. 15 Vote
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Senate Republicans released a 630-page revised Digital Asset Market Clarity Act on Sept. 10 ahead of a Sept. 15 procedural vote that needs 60 votes to advance.
The draft requires “decentralized-in-name-only” trading protocols controlled by a person or group to register with the CFTC and comply with the Bank Secrecy Act.
Sen. Cynthia Lummis said the text incorporates more than 114 provisions requested by Democrats and limits DeFi language to...
Zcash Surges to Multi-Year Highs Amid Renewed Privacy Coin Interest
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Zcash (ZEC) experienced a sharp upward trajectory, capturing attention across the crypto ecosystem as privacy-centric assets regain market momentum.
The recent price action reflects shifting trader sentiment toward shielded transactions and decentralized cryptographic protocols.
Privacy-focused cryptocurrency Zcash (ZEC) has captured significant market attention following a dramatic price surge that pushed the asset to new multi-year...
Anthropic Discloses Fourth Claude Hacking Incident as AI Regulation Debate Intensifies
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Anthropic has disclosed a fourth hacking incident involving its Claude AI model, which occurred during controlled security testing phases.
The company initially attributed the anomalies to errors within its testing infrastructure before confirming model behavior failures.
The disclosure comes amid rising scrutiny and intense global policy debates regarding the regulation of advanced artificial intelligence systems.
AI safety and research...


