An ICOrating review of 100 crypto exchanges found that 54% had weak security in at least one key area, from password rules to domain protection. Coinbase led the ranking, while several well-known platforms scored poorly.

An ICOrating review of 100 crypto exchanges found that 54% failed at least one core security check, with weak password rules, limited 2FA adoption, and poor domain protection standing out.

Bitcoin gained 4% while security incidents hit Kraken, CoW Swap, and Hyperbridge. Whales are buying at the strongest pace since 2013, with Bitfinex eyeing $90K. AI is making attacks cheaper, and DeFi sentiment sours.

A new study by ICOrating.com reveals that 54% of cryptocurrency exchanges have poor security in at least one area, including weak passwords and lack of 2FA. Coinbase tops the list with a score of 89, while Okcoin ranks last with just 15.

The Russian State Duma adopts a law to isolate Runet from the global internet, aiming to create a 'sovereign' space. The law may impact cryptocurrency businesses, increasing costs and regulatory risks. Implementation costs are estimated at 30 billion rubles, sparking industry concerns.

Russia’s sovereign internet push could reroute domestic traffic through state-controlled infrastructure, raise costs for operators and users, and create new risks for crypto businesses already operating in a legal gray zone.

Russia's State Duma has adopted a law to isolate the Russian internet (Runet) from the global web, creating government-controlled DNS and traffic routing. Critics warn of censorship risks and soaring costs, while the cryptocurrency industry may suffer from increased regulation and market uncertainty.

Russia's State Duma passed the 'Digital Economy National Program' bill to isolate the Russian internet (Runet) from the global web, creating a sovereign internet space. The law, criticized for high costs and censorship risks, could negatively impact cryptocurrency businesses, pushing developers to seek friendlier jurisdictions.