Crypto
Ripple's CEO Takes Home Elite Harvard Business Award: A New Milestone for Crypto Recognition!
Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse has been named the 2026 Business Leader of the Year by the Harvard Business School Association of Northern California, recognized for his impactful leadership and focus on scalability. Under Garlinghouse's guidance, Ripple has achieved significant milestones, including major acquisitions and critical regulatory licenses, solidifying its role in the evolving cryptocurrency landscape.
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Litecoin Rocked by Zero-Day Exploit: Urgent Update on Security Crisis!
Litecoin experienced a security incident involving a zero-day exploit and DoS attack, leading to invalid MWEB transactions. The development team promptly issued an update, reversed invalid transactions with a 13-block reorg, and released a new Core version with critical security patches, urging all users to upgrade.David Isong
Bitcoin Hits 11-Week High, But Nigeria’s Crypto Interest Remains Strong
Bitcoin has surged to an 11-weeks high, but Nigeria's crypto interest remains consistently strong. This is what the latest rally reveals about adoption, usage, and financial behaviour in the country.Adedoyin Oluwadarasimi
Ripple CTO Sounds Alarm: Investigates Mounting KelpDAO Exploit Claims!
The KelpDAO liquid restaking protocol suffered a major $290 million exploit, prompting questions from Ripple CTO Emeritus David Schwartz. Schwartz challenges LayerZero's explanation of a single-DVN setup, citing a prior statement from LayerZero's CEO that no application relied solely on their DVN. The incident has intensified calls for greater security and transparency in the DeFi sector.David Isong
JPX Under Fire: Why Digital Assets Must Be Integrated into TOPIX Now!
JPX Market Innovation & Research (JPXI) is proposing a new rule to defer the inclusion of cryptoasset-heavy companies in TOPIX, sparking debate among market participants. Critics argue the rule departs from TOPIX's objective methodology, lacks clear definitions, and could incentivize less transparent asset holdings, suggesting a more asset-neutral framework is needed. A coalition is urging JPXI to reconsider this approach before the public comment period closes on May 7, 2026.David Isong