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Bitpanda Faces Regulatory Penalty in Austria as MiCA Enforcement Intensifies

Bitpanda has come under the spotlight in Austria as European crypto regulation continues to move into a much stricter enforcement phase under the Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation, better known as MiCA.

The development highlights an important reality for the European cryptocurrency industry: obtaining regulatory authorization is only one part of becoming a fully compliant crypto-asset service provider. Companies must also continue meeting detailed requirements covering operations, disclosures, governance, reporting and regulatory cooperation.

Bitpanda is an Austria-based crypto platform that has received authorization from the Austrian Financial Market Authority to provide several crypto-asset services under MiCA, including custody, crypto-to-fiat exchange, crypto-to-crypto exchange, order execution, placement and transfer services.

The latest regulatory action therefore carries significance beyond a single company. It demonstrates that European regulators are increasingly focused on how licensed crypto businesses operate after receiving authorization.

MiCA was designed to create a harmonized regulatory framework for crypto-asset businesses across the European Union. The framework aims to provide greater consumer protection, market transparency and regulatory consistency while giving compliant companies the ability to operate across the European market.

However, stricter regulation also means that crypto platforms face higher compliance expectations.


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Bitcoin's biggest holders, Strategy and Metaplanet, are betting on math, not price

Bitcoin $BTC$63,636.04 continues to trade in a narrow price band, and two of its biggest corporate believers aren't blinking.

Simon Gerovich, CEO of Metaplanet, and Michael Saylor, executive chairman of Strategy, two of the cryptocurrency’s biggest corporate holders, have doubled down on their argument that $BTC’s maximum issuance of 21 million coins beats infinite money printing, whatever the price is doing this week.

On Sunday, Gerovich noted that the global M2 money supply has reached an all-time high of over $100 trillion, calling it a bullish long-term tailwind for the cryptocurrency.

“Bitcoin's price has decoupled from liquidity over the past year. But supply schedules don't change,” Gerovich said. “21 million will always be 21 million. When the money supply expands forever, you hold the asset that can't. That's why we hold hard money.”

Bitcoin’s price has decoupled from broader liquidity expansion over the past year. Even as M2 money supply swelled, $BTC has nearly halved to $63,500. The divergence is consistent with previous market cycles, in which bearish trends bitcoin's price temporarily detached from rising macroeconomic liquidity.



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How a bug in Coldcard’s code went unnoticed for years, leading to $100 million in hacked fundsJonathan Goodman followed the rules for keeping his bitcoin safe.

The hardware wallet holding his keys, a Coldcard, had never been connected to the internet. He kept it stored in a safe deposit box. The seed phrase, which he’d never shared with anyone, was stored in a second safe deposit box. But on July 29, Goodman said, every wallet he had was emptied, every last satoshi stolen. The Toronto entrepreneur reported losing 18.25 bitcoin, worth just over $1.17 million at the time of the attack.

“Perhaps the hardest part about this is that I did everything right,” he wrote in an Aug 1 X post.

Goodman’s loss was part of a much larger hack impacting thousands of Coldcard users. Galaxy Research said it had high confidence that 1,596 bitcoin — worth over $100 million — had been stolen from about 7,300 addresses in a series of attacks. Galaxy research head Alex Thorn estimated on Aug. 4 that at least 15 different attackers were exploiting the flaw. None of them needed physical access to a device.

A hardware wallet’s entire security premise is that its secrets never leave the chip. With no internet connection, there’s no way in beyond physical access to the device. Though the physicality of a hardware wallet carries its own risks for users — as banal as misplacing the device and as frightening as a wrench attack — their major selling point is that they are safe from hackers and other online bogeymen.

But, in the case of Coldcard, this security promise fell short. The vulnerability was not in the wallet itself — it was in how the secret password, or seed phrase, protecting users’ coins was generated.





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Cosmos surged 11%, driven by stronger sentiment, social attention, and leveraged positioning. Bears lost $1.28 million as rising ATOM prices triggered significant short liquidations. Negative funding 

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Bitcoin Price Analysis: The Daily Chart

On the daily timeframe, BTC is still moving sideways after the sharp correction from the $66K area. The broader structure remains compressed, with the price currently around $63K and trading well below the major descending moving averages. The 100-day MA is still acting as an important overhead reference, while the declining white trendline reinforces the broader resistance structure.

The main scenario remains a lack of momentum. With market liquidity and volume appearing limited, the asset has been unable to establish a sustained breakout in either direction, resulting in a prolonged and choppy sideways phase. The first significant resistance is located around $66.2K-$67.2K, where the horizontal supply zone and descending trendline converge.

On the downside, the $58.5K-$59.8K region remains the most important major demand area visible on the chart. A deeper move into this zone would not necessarily invalidate the broader recovery structure, but a decisive breakdown below it would significantly weaken the bullish case.

For now, the absence of volume and momentum favors continued consolidation rather than an immediate breakout.

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Duquesne buys into HYPE treasury firm with $23M position
Duquesne Family Office has disclosed a $23 million position in Hyperliquid Strategies Inc., giving Stanley Druckenmiller’s investment office indirect exposure to $HYPE through the Nasdaq-listed digital asset treasury company.

The SEC filing for the second quarter of 2026 showed Duquesne held shares of Hyperliquid Strategies, which trades under the ticker $PURR, as of June 30, with the position appearing in the family office’s portfolio for the first time.

The disclosure adds Duquesne to the institutional investors gaining exposure to Hyperliquid through publicly traded shares instead of purchasing the protocol’s $HYPE token directly. Hyperliquid Strategies operates as a digital asset treasury company built around accumulating and managing $HYPE.

Fintel data based on the filing also lists $PURR as a new Duquesne position, accounting for roughly 0.44% of the investment manager’s reported portfolio.

Duquesne adds Hyperliquid Strategies to its portfolio

Hyperliquid Strategies has built one of the largest corporate $HYPE holdings since establishing its digital asset treasury business.

As crypto.news previously reported in February, the Nasdaq-listed company purchased another 5 million $HYPE for about $129.5 million at an average price of $25.90 per token. The acquisition increased its holdings at the time to 17.6 million $HYPE while leaving the company with about $125 million in cash.

Its holdings later increased substantially. Artemis data cited in a June treasury report showed Hyperliquid Strategies controlled about 23.7 million $HYPE and was sitting on more than $1.1 billion in unrealized gains at the time.

The report found $HYPE-focused treasury companies were among the few major digital asset treasury groups still carrying sizeable paper profits during the June market downturn. Bitcoin, 

Duquesne buys into HYPE treasury firm with $23M

Ethereum’s next big upgrade has 66 proposals, including a major privacy fix.Ethereum developers are deciding whether the blockchain’s next major upgrade, Hegotá, should make it easier to build private

Ethereum’s next big upgrade has 66 proposals, including a major privacy fix.Ethereum developers are deciding whether the blockchain’s next major upgrade, Hegotá, should make it easier to build private transactions without relying on middlemen.
As with other blockchains, all Ethereum addresses are permanent and hold a running balance, so anyone can read an address’s full history and see what it holds. That presents a problem for payroll, treasury operations or anyone who would rather not publish their finances.
Dealing with that has been left to applications built on top of Ethereum. A package now under consideration would move part of the job into the network itself.
The centerpiece is Frame Transactions, or Ethereum Improvement Proposal 8141 (EIP-8141), which would let an account define how a transaction is approved, executed and paid for, rather than forcing every user through the same setup.
For an ordinary user, that could mean a wallet where someone else covers the fee, several actions are bundled into one payment, or the cryptography approving a transaction changes without moving to a new account.



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