Author: Murali Teja
Grayscale says Ethereum, Solana, and BNB could gain from proposed SEC rules that may make U.S. token issuance easier and encourage more blockchain activity. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission proposed a new rule that could change how crypto projects raise money. Grayscale Research says three networks stand to gain the most: Ethereum, Solana, and BNB Chain. The rule, announced on August 18, is called Regulation Crypto Assets. It would give companies a clearer legal path to sell tokens in the United States. Firms could raise to $75 million a year under this exemption, as long as they meet disclosure…
Crypto wallets determine how securely digital assets are protected and recovered. This guide explains wallet types, setup, backup, and recovery methods. It also covers the latest scams and practical security habits that matter most in 2026. Overview: Crypto wallet security now depends more on protecting private keys, seed phrases, and user verification habits than on weaknesses in blockchain cryptography. Different wallet types offer different balances of convenience, control, recovery, and security, making the right choice dependent on transaction frequency, asset value, and user requirements. Phishing, malicious signatures, address poisoning, AI impersonation, and compromised credentials have become the leading causes of…
India’s crypto sector has welcomed a Parliamentary committee’s recommendation for self-regulation under regulatory oversight. The proposal is intended to provide clearer industry standards and stronger investor protection while a comprehensive legal framework is finalized.
Crypto Networks Remain Technically Secure at Their Core. The Bigger Risks Often Come From Fraudulent Platforms, Weak Security Habits, and Human Mistakes Across the Digital Asset Ecosystem At least USD 40 billion moved through illegal crypto channels during 2025. However, the major crypto networks have remained technically safe for years. That gap explains why cryptocurrency security remains widely misunderstood. Most losses do not occur when blockchains fail. Typically, they occur through exchange violations, phishing, bogus investment sites, and human error. Crypto is based on strong cryptography and decentralized systems. But the larger ecosystem still poses major risks to investors, traders,…