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Obscuring sensitive user data from artificial intelligence will become increasingly necessary as AI improves, Shielded CEO Eran Barak said.

Crypto travelers tend to have higher spending per transaction, greater loyalty and more frequent bookings.

The leaked home addresses of Coinbase users raise significant concerns amid increasing crypto-related crimes in 2025.

Coinbase has been hit with at least six lawsuits over the crypto exchange's recent disclosure that some of its support agents were bribed to leak user data.

Details associated with Sequoia Capital partner Roelof Botha’s Coinbase account were reportedly compromised in an attack affecting “less than 1%” of the exchange’s monthly users.

Coinbase faces a $400 million phishing bill after cybercriminals managed to bribe overseas support agents to expose the personal data of the exchange’s users.

“The blockchain gaming industry isn’t dead — it’s evolving. It’s moving from noise to signal,” says DappRadar analyst Sara Gherghelas.

Coinbase rejected a $20 million ransom demand after insiders leaked user data in a phishing scheme. The exchange expects up to $400 million in reimbursement and remediation costs.

OORT's AI image data set reached Kaggle’s front page in multiple categories, highlighting increasing demand for high-quality, community-sourced training data.

Anatoly Yakovenko proposed a data availability layer to connect crosschain data across leading networks, boosting blockchain interoperability.

Gaming and decentralized finance have long held the top spot in the DApp ecosystem, but AI is gaining speed to give these sectors a run for their money.

The address used by the hacker to send the funds to Tornado Cash had been dormant since November, with the last transaction occurring 166 days ago.

Dogecoin, in particular, has seen a notable spike in online discussions as various ETF applications are being considered in the US, says Santiment's Brian Quinlivan.

AI agent integration may be the next breakthrough for crypto wallet safety and innovation, bringing improved usability and more security against phishing attacks.

CoinGecko tracked 7 million tokens since 2021 and found that over half had failed, with 1.8 million tokens alone dying in the first quarter of 2025.