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Crypto News: BlockFills Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy as Liabilities Reach Up to $500M

Crypto news: BlockFills files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in Delaware with liabilities up to $500M.

The firm froze deposits and withdrawals after reporting nearly $75M in losses.

Dominion Capital lawsuit led to a court order blocking the transfer of 70.6 BTC.

In the latest crypto news in the United States, Blockfills, a Chicago-based trading and lending platform, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. This move comes after the platform’s long and severe financial struggles

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The three major U.S. stock indices opened higher collectively, with the Nasdaq up 0.36%, the Dow Jones up 0.73%, and the S&P 500 up 0.46%. Qualcomm rose over 3% after the company approved a $20 billio

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PayPal is expanding access to its stablecoin $PYUSD to 70 countries, including regions across South America, Africa, and Asia, whereas previously only users in the US and UK could hold it, Fortune reported Tuesday.

Users can now send, receive, and store $PYUSD while also earning rewards, with US users receiving around 4% annually.

This move reduces high cross-border fees, allows users to keep funds in a USD-pegged asset instead of converting to local currencies, and introduces wallet balance functionality in countries where funds previously had to be withdrawn immediately.

$PYUSD supports cross-border payments such as transfers from the US to Peru, enables holding digital dollar balances in emerging markets, and is used for business payouts and internal transfers.

Since its 2023 launch, $PYUSD’s market cap has grown from a small base to $4.1 billion and is now the seventh-largest stablecoin in the world, CoinGecko data shows.

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US regional banks are jointly developing a tokenized deposit platform called Cari Network, which will operate on "Prividium," a private permissioned chain based on ZKsync. Participating banks include 

Several US regional banks are planning to build a tokenized deposit network based on ZKsync.

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David Schwartz Provides Evidence That Burning XRP Escrow Would Have No Impact on Price David Schwartz, Ripple's CTO Emeritus (A CTO Emeritus is a former CTO who has attained an honorary position in the company due to his contributions), has provided evidence that Ripple burning all its escrowed XRP tokens would have no positive impact on the asset's price.

Ripple has sold over 21 billion XRP tokens since it began its escrow release schedule in 2017, triggering criticisms from detractors and some proponents. However, Ripple's CTO Emeritus suggests one of the proposed solutions, involving an outright burn, may not have any positive economic impact.

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The US Securities and Exchange Commission is pushing to clear up years of confusion over a key broker-dealer reporting rule that prevented certain assets from being quoted by broker-dealers on the over-the-counter (OTC) market. The SEC Rule 15c2-11 was first adopted in 1971, aimed at reducing fraud in the penny stock market. It requires broker-dealers to maintain up-to-date public information about an issuer before it can publish over-the-counter quotes.In 2021, the rule was reinterpreted to also include fixed-income securities (such as government or corporate bonds), which saw backlash from the market. There have also been questions about whether it applies to crypto securities.In a statement on Monday, the SEC proposed an amendment to Rule 15c2-11 that would limit the scope of reporting requirements for over-the-counter broker-dealers to “equity securities,” reversing the interpretation from 2021. SEC announces its proposal. Source: SECHester Peirce, SEC commissioner and leader of the agency’s crypto task force, also welcomed the proposal, explaining that the SEC had created years of uncertainty via an amendment under the previous leadership in 2020, which went into effect in 2021.“By its terms, the text of Rule 15c2-11 always has applied to quotations of a ‘security.’ Market participants and other observers including me, however, understood the rule to apply only to quotations of over-the-counter (‘OTC’) equity securities,” she said, adding: “The Commission should have granted long-term no-action relief while we assessed whether the application of the rule to the fixed income market was appropriate and then amended the rule as necessary. Instead, the Commission... granted several rounds of limited relief, sometimes for as short a period as three months... fostering uncertainty in this market.”SEC to seek comment ab

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A UK resident has accused his estranged wife of stealing over 2,323 Bitcoin from a Trezor hardware wallet, allegedly using a security camera to capture his seed phrase and wallet access codes. Summary

A UK resident has accused his estranged wife of stealing over 2,323 Bitcoin from a Trezor hardware wallet, allegedly using a security camera to capture his seed phrase and wallet access codes.

Summary Ping Fai Yuen alleges 2,323 Bitcoin were taken from his hardware wallet after his wife and her sister obtained his seed phrase through covert surveillance. Funds were moved to 71 wallet addresses, with no activity recorded since December 2023 as police arrested the accused and seized related devices A UK High Court judge said the claimant has a strong chance of success. A court judgment filed in the UK's High Court of Justice outlines claims by the plaintiff, Ping Fai Yuen, alleging that his wife, Fun Yung Li, and her sister secretly recorded him using surveillance equipment to obtain his seed phrase. Subsequently, the funds were transferred to 71 different wallet addresses. Ping figured something was wrong after allegedly being tipped off by his daughter, following which he installed audio recording equipment that he claims captured conversations related to the alleged theft and plans to move the funds. You might also like: Singapore man gets 2-year sentence for involvement in $6.9M crypto theft However, court documents claim no transactions have taken place from the wallets since Dec. 21, 2023. Ping reported the alleged theft to the police, after which authorities arrested his wife and confiscated several cold wallets and luxury watches as part of the investigation. Last year, Ping filed an application asking the court to freeze all crypto assets linked to his wife, formally recognize his ownership of the Bitcoin, and either return the funds or award him their equivalent value in fiat currency. At the time, he also raised concerns about a potential crypto dusting attack, which involves conding small amounts of cruntocu

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Proof-of-concept exposes broader industry riskKey recommendations for developersImplications for users and platforms Advertisement Researchers at CertiK have raised concerns about the security of emerging AI agent ecosystems, arguing that current marketplace review systems are not sufficient to prevent malicious behavior.In a recent study, the team demonstrated how a compromised third-party “Skill” on the OpenClaw platform could bypass existing safeguards and execute arbitrary commands on a host system. The findings highlight structural weaknesses in how AI agent marketplaces vet and deploy external code.The research focused on the review process used by Clawhub, which includes static code analysis, checks via VirusTotal, and AI-based moderation tools. HOT Stories Rich Dad Poor Dad Author: Bitcoin to Hit $750,000 Crypto Market Review: XRP Ready to Run to $1.70, Ethereum (ETH) Enters Bullish Mode, Is Shiba Inu (SHIB) Finally in Bull Market? According to CertiK, these mechanisms can be bypassed through relatively minor code modifications. By slightly altering logic or restructuring vulnerabilities, a malicious Skill can appear benign during installation while retaining the ability to execute harmful actions once deployed. Advertisement This creates a false sense of security for users, as approval by marketplace review systems does not guarantee that a Skill is safe.Proof-of-concept exposes broader industry riskThe proof-of-concept attack underscores a wider issue affecting AI agent ecosystems: security models that rely heavily on pre-deployment review rather than runtime protection.Without safeguards such as sandboxing, strict permission controls, and runtime isolation, platforms are effectively placing too much responsibility on detection systems that were not designed to handle complex, evolving threats. Advertisement

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Global crypto funds attracted a remarkable $1 billion in inflows last week, marking their third consecutive week of positive net flows and best performance in two months, while underscoring resilience amid geopolitical challenges.

Crypto Funds’ Positive Streak Extends

According to the latest CoinShares data, crypto funds drew $1.06 billion in inflows last week, continuing their positive net flows run for the third consecutive week and extending their best performance since the year started.

Notably, crypto Exchange-Traded Products (ETPs) had a five-week run of negative net flows from January 19 to February 20 amid market weakness and broader negative sentiment. The investment products had cumulative outflows of $4 billion, registering their worst performance since the October 10 crash.

The US market experienced most of the negative net flows during this period, while Bitcoin-based ETPs saw the weakest performance among major cryptocurrencies, with over $3.80 billion in outflows.

However, US investors’ renewed demand for digital asset investment products since the end of February, particularly Bitcoin Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs), has reduced the prior one-month outflows streak, bringing the three-week run of inflows to $2.62 billion.

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Crypto funds attract massive inflows for the third consecutive week. Source: CoinShares

Regionally, 96% of the inflows originated from the US, with Canada and Switzerland following with $19.4 million and $10.4 million, respectively. Hong Kong also attracted $23.1 million in inflows, marking the best performance since August 2025. In contrast, Germany recorded outflows of $17.1 million, its first negative net flows in 2026, according to CoinShares’ data.

Funds based on the flagship cryptocurrency showed the strongest performance this week, with $793 million in inflows. This accou

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