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The cost of crypto fraud is rising, with losses estimated at $51.3 billion in 2024. As attacks grow more sophisticated, crypto platforms must prioritize security to protect users,

MiCA, a regulatory framework to govern the crypto industry, took full effect on 30th December 2024, and its provisions now apply to crypto-asset service providers or issuers.

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As a last hurrah, Biden's administration has proposed a rule that firmly puts responsibility for any fraudulent or unauthorised transactions on wallet providers.

CoinCover's disaster recovery and real-time fraud protection risk engine will give CoinW customers the gold standard for asset security.

Your platform's technical excellence won't protect you from the next bear market. Something else will. Read our analysis of what will actually keep your users with you during a

Two years on, FTX's collapse continues to influence perceptions of the crypto industry and shows why today, trust and confidence remain essential.

WazirX suffered a major security breach, with hackers stealing over $230 million worth of cryptocurrency. Find out how WazirX could've prevented this hack.

How can crypto asset managers stand out? Build transparency and trust to enhance competitiveness, attract clients, and differentiate from the competition.

Recently, scammers posed as Coincover employees on Telegram used a fake Telegram to con users into sending Bitcoin. Find out how to stay alert in this blog

Coincover partners with VirgoCX and Netcoins to exceed Canada's regulations and set new security standards.

The influx of new investors signals promising market growth but has also intensified security flaws, which firms must address proactively.

What happened during the ezBtc scandal? Understanding the inherent risks in blockchain and protecting against those such as internal bad actors.

Every four years, an event known as Bitcoin halving occurs, which rewards its miners. How could the halving affect Bitcoin's price and adoption rates?