Istanbul Blockchain Week 2026 Focuses on Custody and Compliance
Istanbul Blockchain Week 2026 focused on custody standards, stablecoin use cases, and Turkish regulatory structure. Institutional participation shaped the agenda.
Istanbul Blockchain Week 2026 focused on custody standards, stablecoin use cases, and Turkish regulatory structure. Institutional participation shaped the agenda.
XRP is testing a major technical support near $1.09 as analysts watch resistance levels. Meanwhile, SBI Shinsei Bank will offer deposit interest vouchers redeemable for Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP.
An attacker gained majority voting power in Token of Power, minted 10 billion TOP, and drained $1.58 million from a Balancer V1 pool. The exploit highlights governance risks in smaller DeFi projects.
Syscoin halted its bridge after an attacker minted about 5 billion unauthorized SYS through a validation flaw. The token fell more than 7 percent following the incident.
Binance is re-entering the Philippine market through a partnership with BlockShoals under the SEC’s StratBox sandbox. The move follows its 2024 ban over unregistered operations.
A third-party contract named SquidRouterModule was exploited for about $3.2 million across Ethereum and Base. Squid states its own router and users were not affected.
A vulnerability in MAP Protocol’s Butter Bridge allowed attackers to mint 1 quadrillion MAPO tokens. The incident led to a near 30% price drop and liquidity losses.
Galaxy Digital has obtained a BitLicense and Money Transmitter License in New York. The approval allows it to serve institutional clients directly in the state.
Stablecoin regulation and institutional participation dominated discussions at Consensus 2026. Industry leaders also addressed AI-driven payments and ongoing market volatility.
CME Group and ICE have reportedly asked US regulators to examine Hyperliquid over market manipulation and sanctions concerns. The debate centers on its internal liquidity model and token linked revenue structure.