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Reveal a recent security report about a malicious campaign that exploits a fake desktop application named Claude Opus 5 Free Desktop to distribute RevStealer malware on Windows devices. The app is presented as offering free access to Claude, attempting to trick users and encourage them to install it voluntarily.
According to the report, RevStealer is not a typical data-stealing program, but a tool designed to operate quietly with the least possible traces. It searches browser databases and cookie files, as well as password manager records, targets VPN settings and remote access, messaging data, screenshots, and some selected documents.

The London Stock Exchange is set to take a new step in the course of tokenized assets, after reports said the exchange operator is working with Payward, the parent company of the Kraken platform, to launch trading in tokenized shares on its new overnight platform.
According to what was reported by Mark Greenberg, Chief Commercial Officer at Payward, the project aims to provide access to tokenized shares tied to leading British share products, with the initiative starting in 2027. This move comes as part of a partnership that links the traditional infrastructure of the stock market with tools built on blockchain technology.

Spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds listed in the United States returned to recording inflows on Monday, after a weekend pullback, signaling a resumption of institutional demand for the largest asset in the market.
According to SoSoValue data, Bitcoin ETF funds recorded net inflows of $216.7 million on Monday, offsetting an outflow of $201.8 million on Friday. The outflows had ended a nine-session streak in which the funds attracted more than $3 billion.

A report said that the investment firm 1789 Capital, linked to Donald Trump Jr., is preparing to inject about $300 million into the existing blockchain-based prediction platform Polymarket as part of a larger $1 billion funding round.
According to people familiar with the matter, this round would give Polymarket a valuation of up to $21 billion. That figure places the platform within striking distance of its main competitor, Kalshi, which is valued at $22 billion.

Strive, an asset manager listed on the market and also acting as a Bitcoin treasury, added 1,800 Bitcoin to its holdings during the past week, a move that boosted the accumulation pace the company has been following recently.
According to available details, the quantity was purchased between August 24 and 28 for roughly $143 million, at an average price of $79,431 per BTC, including fees and expenses. CEO Matt Cole confirmed the acquisition on Monday.

The Financial Services Agency of Japan has submitted a request to regulatory authorities to exempt trust-type stablecoins from certain tax reporting requirements, to begin with the fiscal year 2027, if the necessary legislative approval is obtained.
Based on the request submitted within the new fiscal year tax reform proposals, the agency seeks to exempt this type of stablecoin from filing trust reports for each beneficiary, along with account tables that include the beneficiaries’ names and their income.

Japanese firm Metaplanet, ranked as the fourth-largest institutional Bitcoin treasury, sparked a wave of market speculation after transferring 4,800 BTC worth approximately $377 million to Coinbase Prime today.
According to Arkham Intelligence data, the move came after a series of other transfers carried out by the company over the past few days. It transferred 2,000 BTC worth $155.5 million two days ago, and was preceded by other transfers three days earlier totaling 3,331 BTC worth about $266 million. Six days ago, a transfer of 139 BTC worth $11.1 million was made.

Bitcoin enters its final week of August amid a complex mix of pressures: clear price resistance, a new shift in expectations for U.S. monetary policy, and sharp volatility in energy markets. With markets once again pricing in the possibility of a Federal Reserve rate hike in September, Bitcoin’s moves become more sensitive to any signal coming from U.S. labor market data.

Web3 security platform Blockaid reported that the decentralized finance (DeFi) treasury infrastructure protocol More Markets suffered an exploit in one of its lending reserves on the Flow EVM network, involving digital assets totaling approximately $9.3 million.
According to data shared by Blockaid in a post on the X platform on Monday, about 15.5 million WFLOW was withdrawn from the mFlowWFLOW lending reserve. Blockaid estimated the value of this amount at about $9.3 million.

Cronos halted its network after discovering a security exploit targeting the decentralized lending protocol Tectonic, in an incident estimated to have caused losses of around $75 million, while most funds remained on the Cronos network as of the time of writing.
On Sunday, Cronos said it detected the exploit in Tectonic and decided to shut down the network, promising subsequent updates. At the same time, Tectonic warned users against interacting with the protocol while the investigation is ongoing. As of the time of publication, neither of the two projects has announced the final cause of the incident or the confirmed amount of losses, nor has a timeline for restarting the network been disclosed.

Michael Saylor, the founder of Strategy, has posted a new signal on the X platform, saying: “We’re Back.” The move was interpreted by followers as a strong hint that the company is returning to buying Bitcoin after a hiatus that lasted about two months.
Messages like these attract special attention in the market, because Saylor is known for posting cryptic hints during the weekend before the official Monday morning announcements about treasury purchases. Therefore, the final line could be read as a possible prelude to the resumption of institutional accumulation of Bitcoin.

Sber Bank, the largest bank in Russia, is preparing to expand asset-backed lending services to include USDT and Ether alongside Bitcoin, reflecting a gradual shift toward wider use of cryptocurrencies within the Russian financial system.
According to statements by the bank’s deputy chairman, Anatoly Popov, Sber will adapt its current products and then expand them gradually as the new crypto law in Russia comes into effect. He explained that these assets will be added as collateral after the Bank of Russia allows them to be traded publicly.

Polygon revealed a set of security vulnerabilities that could have affected its Proof-of-Stake network, after they had been fixed previously through two hard-fork updates before being disclosed to the public.
According to a disclosure issued by the investigators support team at Polygon Labs, the vulnerabilities affected the Bor and Heimdall clients, and included risks related to denial of service, draining the resources of validators, as well as a bug in processing checkpoints and milestones.

The Stellar network witnessed a remarkable expansion in the tokenized real-world assets (RWA) market during 2026, as the total value of these assets rose by about 360% to reach approximately $4 billion, compared with $868.8 million at the end of the previous year, according to a Dune Analytics dashboard run by Stellar.
Based on available data as of 29 August, the market value of tokenized assets on the network was $3.996 billion, distributed among U.S. Treasury bills, private and public credit, non-U.S. government debt, and other categories of tokenized assets.

The tokenized stock equities represented on-chain saw remarkable activity over the past thirty days, after the monthly transfer volume surged by more than 415% to reach $29.5 billion, according to RWA.xyz data.
This growth is not limited to transfer volume alone, as the number of monthly active addresses rose by more than 209% to reach about 1.3 million addresses, while the number of holders of tokenized on-chain equities increased by 167% to reach 2.36 million holders during the same period.

Institutional crypto trading platform Bullish announced that it has provided USD.AI with a $100 million stablecoin-backed lending facility, with the aim of financing loans secured by an existing GPU infrastructure.
According to the announcement, USD.AI will use this facility to lend to AI infrastructure operators, with the loans supported by the same core graphics processing units rather than the borrowers' broader institutional assets. This model links stablecoin liquidity with the growing demand for funding AI computing power.

The Bank for International Settlements renews its criticism of stablecoins, at a time when government efforts to establish regulatory frameworks for these digital assets are accelerating. According to comments by the BIS Managing Director, Pablo Hernández de Cos, these currencies do not function reliably as a widely used means of payment, raising questions about their ability to become a daily, institutionally and globally accepted payment instrument.

Solana network validators have approved a proposal aimed at accelerating the annual contraction rate of the SOL token, in a move that reduces the amount of future token issuances.
According to the final voting results, the proposal received 67% approval, 25.16% voted against it, and 7.84% abstained. The overall voter turnout was 60.7% of the eligible share.

Bitcoin spot ETF inflows listed in the United States ended after a streak of nine consecutive sessions, turning on Friday to net outflows of $201.8 million, as Bitcoin slipped below $78,000.
This shift is important because it reflects a rapid change in institutional investors’ appetite for the largest asset in the market. After a strong wave of buying that lasted nine straight sessions, just one session reversed the trend and put pressure back on the price, especially as the market approached a sensitive psychological and technical level at $78,000.

French company Capital B, specialized in Bitcoin vaults, announced that it raised €21.0 million, equivalent to $24.5 million, through a special share offering—a move that reflects the continued institutional bet on Bitcoin despite the uncertainty dominating the market.
The round was carried out at a price of €0.58 per share within the ABSA structure, a share attached to four subscription warrants, and without preferential subscription rights. The financing included Adam Back, known in the Bitcoin community, along with the asset manager TOBAM.