Another week, another recap! Missed some news or unsure about the most important stories from the past week? Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered:
US Voters Used Bitcoin to Bridge Political Divide: Study. A new study shows Americans across party lines are increasingly using Bitcoin to express shared financial concerns, not political agendas.
Abu Dhabi Investment Council Believes in Bitcoin Despite Market Turbulence. The Abu Dhabi Investment Council reaffirmed its long-term support for Bitcoin, calling it a strategic hedge against inflation and global risk.
WhatsApp Worm Rampages Through Brazil, Draining Crypto Wallets and Bank Accounts. A viral malware spread through WhatsApp in Brazil has drained thousands of users’ bank and crypto accounts, prompting urgent security warnings.
Europe Opens the Door to Tokenized Equities. The EU has approved new rules allowing companies to issue tokenized shares, setting the stage for blockchain-based stock trading.
El Salvador Makes Its Biggest One-Day Bitcoin Purchase Yet. El Salvador added a record amount of Bitcoin in a single day, doubling down on its BTC strategy despite market volatility.
From WhatsApp wallet thefts in Brazil to Bitcoin’s role in U.S. politics and Abu Dhabi’s steady faith in crypto, this week’s headlines show both the risks and the reach of digital assets. Regulation, adoption, and innovation are moving fast—globally.