Coinbase experienced a data breach linked to an outsourcing firm, TaskUs, after an employee took photos of sensitive information. The breach was reported in January but only fully understood after Coinbase received an extortion demand, potentially costing up to $400 million. TaskUs fired over 200 employees involved, and Coinbase severed ties with the implicated agents while tightening security measures.

Coinbase learned of a data breach involving TaskUs in January. Rogue employees allegedly leaked customer info for bribes, with hackers demanding $20 million in Bitcoin, which Coinbase refused.

Strategy, led by Michael Saylor, is raising $250M via IPO to buy Bitcoin and cover operations. Saylor highlights Bitcoin's reliability for wealth creation.

XRP whales and retail investors are flocking to SunnyMining's cloud mining, generating up to $10,700 daily. This surge follows the SEC's approval of XRP ETFs and growing institutional confidence in the digital asset.

Canada’s ETF market is booming with new products from Manulife, LongPoint, and BMO, offering active strategies, leveraged ETFs, and gold income funds.

Coinbase knew about a customer data leak involving an outsourcing firm in India as early as January. An employee of TaskUs was photographed with her personal phone accessing work computer, leading to data exposure. TaskUs fired over 200 employees after the breach was discovered.

Coinbase knew about a data leak involving TaskUs employees in January but didn't disclose it publicly until May. The breach occurred after a TaskUs employee in India took bribes to share customer data with hackers.

Nimanode is positioning itself as the OpenSea of AI agents on the XRP blockchain, with its presale attracting significant investor interest. The platform aims to redefine utility through autonomous AI agents, offering a new way to engage with the XRP ecosystem.

Microsoft laid off over 300 employees, partly due to management cuts and protester firings. Meta aims to automate advertising via AI by 2026, offering brands global reach but raising transparency concerns. A Coinbase breach linked to an India-based TaskUs employee led to layoffs and ongoing investigations with customer compensation.

Canada’s ETF market is seeing new products from Manulife, LongPoint, and BMO. These include active income strategies, leveraged ETFs targeting sectors like banks and gold miners, and a first-of-its-kind single-stock leveraged ETFs.

Philippines-based Funnull Technology and its administrator Liu Lizhi were sanctioned by OFAC for providing infrastructure to cyber scams, including romance and crypto frauds. The company used legitimate US IP addresses to create seemingly secure sites, enabling over $200 million in fraud. This marks a significant step in targeting infrastructure providers supporting large-scale financial crimes.

Dogecoin remains active in 2025 with a price around $0.22-0.24, ranking among top cryptocurrencies. Despite challenges, it benefits from ongoing developments, a dedicated community, and growing real-world adoption, keeping it far from dead.

Canada’s ETF market is heating up with new strategies from Manulife, LongPoint, and BMO. Manulife offers active income funds, LongPoint launched triple-leveraged ETFs, and BMO introduced a gold income strategy.

MicroStrategy bought 705 Bitcoins for $75M, marking the eighth straight week of purchases. Their total holdings now exceed 580k.

Canada's ETF market is innovating with new products from Manulife, LongPoint, and BMO. These include active income funds, leveraged ETFs, and gold strategies offering tailored solutions for investors seeking specific outcomes.

Canada’s ETF market is experiencing growth with new products from major firms. Manulife, LongPoint, and BMO have introduced innovative funds targeting income, leveraged investments, and gold strategies. These offerings aim to meet investor demand for tailored, outcome-driven solutions.