Founder, Trend Wire Group
Yash Malviya is the founder of Trend Wire Group and editor of BTC Newz. Yash chooses the crypto and Bitcoin stories worth scrutinising, gathers the primary sources behind them, and uses AI tools to structure and sharpen the reporting; every article is then cross-checked against its sources, edited and finalised by hand before publication.
Background: Editorial team member at BTC Newz; researches crypto markets, regulation and protocols, verifies each claim against its primary source, and edits AI-assisted drafts to publication. This is general information, not financial or investment advice.
The cross-chain swap protocol turned down Bitget's plea to blacklist attacker addresses, saying its emergency controls cannot freeze a single wallet. About $6.3 million in stolen ether moved to bitcoin through it on Monday.
VARA is the Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority, the body Dubai created in 2022 to license and police crypto firms. Here is what it regulates, what it does not, and why the emirate built a standalone agency for the industry.
SEC staff say a liquid staking receipt token like stETH can count as a commodity rather than a security, but only under strict conditions: the provider cannot lend, pledge or reuse the staked coins, and restaking is left out entirely.
A CertiK report puts first-half 2026 Web3 losses at $1.31 billion across 344 incidents. The bigger shift is not the total. Attackers are stealing the keys that control the money instead of breaking the code, and a code audit does not catch that.
An automated market maker prices crypto trades with a formula instead of an order book. This guide explains liquidity pools, the constant product formula, slippage, and how liquidity providers earn fees, with plain worked examples and the real risks to weigh.
Bullish, Alpaca, Apex and others formed a coalition to tie tokenized stocks to official shareholder records, days after AMC’s chief executive called some existing stock tokens a “quasi-fake market.” The fight is over what you actually own.
Individual bitcoin holders flipped from sellers to buyers in the third quarter, adding more than 107,000 BTC in what River Financial calls the fastest retail accumulation in years, nearly erasing the 140,000 they sold in the first half.
After FTX, exchanges rushed to publish proof of reserves. It is a real improvement on nothing, but it answers only one side of the question that keeps customers safe. Here is what it proves, and what it quietly leaves out.