Crypto News Roundup: Hacks, Legal Drama, and Market Moves

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2025 has already seen over $2.1 billion stolen in crypto, with 80% of losses coming from infrastructure attacks

like wallet key exploits and front-end hacks.

The Bybit hack alone, linked to North Korea, made up nearly 70% of these losses.

Experts are calling for global collaboration to fight back.

As one report put it, 'This highlights an increasingly concentrated threat to digital assets.' A US judge denied

Ripple and the SEC’s joint request to reduce a $125 million penalty, keeping pressure on XRP.

The court said, 'None of this has changed—and the parties hardly pretend that it has.' Following the ruling,

XRP’s price slid and ETF approval odds dropped from 98% to 78%.

Ripple now faces a crucial decision on whether to appeal, with the crypto world watching closely.

Vaultro Finance’s $VLT token presale on the XRP Ledger is nearly sold out, with 80% of tokens claimed

in just days.

The platform offers a decentralized, non-custodial index fund experience, and $VLT holders get exclusive fund creation rights and

up to 12% APR staking.

This surge comes as XRP enjoys bullish momentum and institutional inflows.

Bitcoin is holding steady above $106,000, while Ethereum trades around $2,420.

Solana, Dogecoin, and meme coins like Shiba Inu and Pepe are seeing slight dips.

Meanwhile, institutional demand for Bitcoin remains strong, with ETF inflows and whale wallets accumulating more BTC.

As one analyst said, 'Smart money has accumulated on most retail panic sell cycles.' Asian banks are turning

to stablecoins like USDT and USDC to prevent deposit flight and streamline cross-border payments.

Major banks in Korea, Japan, and Hong Kong are piloting local-currency stablecoins, while e-commerce giants use them to

cut costs.

As one expert put it, 'If I’m not one of the banks banking Circle or Tether, am I

going to lose deposits?' That’s your crypto news roundup!

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