Silicon, the Polygon CDK layer 2 built in 2024 by South Korean exchange Korbit (now DigitalX) with Ozys and Hidow, stopped accepting deposits this week and will switch off its network and explorer after December 31. About $9.75 million in USDC, WBTC, ETH and USDT remains on the chain and must be bridged out by users themselves.
Jade Core at 99 USD, the original Blockstream Jade at 67 USD and Jade Plus from 149 USD share one security model but not one spec sheet. A full comparison, the metal backup kit, the complete price list and the return policy you should read first.
Sep 28, 2026
Trezor sells six wallet SKUs, two metal backups, five accessories and three bundles — and quietly discontinued the two models that made its name. Here is the whole catalogue, priced, with the parts worth buying and the parts that are not.
Sep 9, 2026
The Trezor vs Ledger argument is usually fought over secure elements. In 2026 the more useful question is which company can keep your home address off a criminal list — and neither one managed it.
Sep 9, 2026
Trezor's USD 249 flagship introduces the first auditable secure element and post-quantum firmware signing. It also carries a hardware-level chip flaw that firmware cannot patch. Here is what that means for your keys.
Sep 8, 2026
Fomo routes spot trades across six chains from a phone, needs no KYC and is legal across most of Asia — yet no Asian market is among its top five traffic sources. We look at the fee bands, the regional limits and how it compares with Axiom.
Sep 8, 2026
OKX undercuts Binance and Bybit on base spot fees, sits second to Binance in perpetuals volume with roughly 15% to 18% market share, lists fewer coins than either, and is the only one of the three both MiCA-licensed in the EU and operating a licensed US entity after Binance halted EU services in July 2026.
Sep 6, 2026Silicon, the Polygon CDK layer 2 built in 2024 by South Korean exchange Korbit (now DigitalX) with Ozys and Hidow, stopped accepting deposits this week and will switch off its network and explorer after December 31. About $9.75 million in USDC, WBTC, ETH and USDT remains on the chain and must be bridged out by users themselves.
Sep 2, 2026
The Sept 5 retarget at block 965,664 lifted difficulty by 1.31% to roughly 127.45T, exactly reversing the cut of Aug 23, while seven-day hashrate sits near 915 EH/s, well below last year's record, as miners keep diverting power to AI workloads.
Sep 5, 2026
Strategy bought 4,603 bitcoin for about $369.7 million in the week of Aug 24 to 30, its first purchase in roughly ten weeks, funded by $602.8 million of at-the-market share sales that also paid for preferred-stock buybacks, dividends and a larger cash reserve.
Aug 31, 2026
The Arbitrum-built Ethereum layer 2 that Robinhood launched on July 1 saw decentralized-exchange volume climb from $989 million on Aug 28 to $1.6 billion on Sept 1 and $3 billion on Sept 4, with Uniswap handling about 98% of it and burning a record 184,000 UNI in a day.
Sep 4, 2026The Sept 5 retarget at block 965,664 lifted difficulty by 1.31% to roughly 127.45T, exactly reversing the cut of Aug 23, while seven-day hashrate sits near 915 EH/s, well below last year's record, as miners keep diverting power to AI workloads.
Continue readingStrategy bought 4,603 bitcoin for about $369.7 million in the week of Aug 24 to 30, its first purchase in roughly ten weeks, funded by $602.8 million of at-the-market share sales that also paid for preferred-stock buybacks, dividends and a larger cash reserve.
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Continue readingSilicon, the Polygon CDK layer 2 built in 2024 by South Korean exchange Korbit (now DigitalX) with Ozys and Hidow, stopped accepting deposits this week and will switch off its network and explorer after December 31. About $9.75 million in USDC, WBTC, ETH and USDT remains on the chain and must be bridged out by users themselves.
Continue readingThe Arbitrum-built Ethereum layer 2 that Robinhood launched on July 1 saw decentralized-exchange volume climb from $989 million on Aug 28 to $1.6 billion on Sept 1 and $3 billion on Sept 4, with Uniswap handling about 98% of it and burning a record 184,000 UNI in a day.
Continue readingCore developers on the Sept 3 consensus call discussed a builder-deposit caching bug and non-finality at the Glamsterdam activation on the latest devnet, affecting Lighthouse, Prysm and Teku. A post-call recap puts the Sepolia fork at Oct 6, later than the Sept 28 slot proposed in August.
Continue readingUS spot ether ETFs posted their first net outflow in 12 sessions on Sept 2, led by redemptions from BlackRock's ETHA, Fidelity's FETH and Grayscale's ETHE, while BlackRock's staked-ether fund ETHB took in $52.9 million. Flows turned positive again on Sept 3 and 4.
Continue readingEthereum developers are urging contract, wallet and infrastructure teams to test upcoming gas-cost changes before the Glamsterdam upgrade reaches mainnet.
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The OneKey Pro is the USD 278 flagship of OneKey’s hardware wallet range: four EAL 6+ secure elements, a 3.5-inch colour touchscreen, fingerprint unlock and camera-based air-gap QR signing that never needs a cable.
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