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Kalshi taps DoubleZero for Wall Street-style high-speed data feed

SummaryKalshi‘s order book is adding Solana-based DoubleZero’s low-latency market data feed to meet institutional demand.The DoubleZero Foundation described DoubleZeroEdge as a transport layer, sending live exchange and onchain data over dedicated fiber, distributing it simultaneously to all connected traders.The model has underpinned traditional financial exchanges, including NYSE, Nasdaq and the CME, for decades, the foundation said.　　The growing presence of financial institutions in cryptocurrency brings with it increasing demand for Wall-Street style systems in digital asset markets, such as servers that offer split-second advantages when executing trades.　　Kalshi is looking to meet that demand by adding Solana-based DoubleZeros low-latency market data feed to its prediction market order book.　　The DoubleZero Foundation said this will provide trading firms with a machine-readable view of a prediction market for pricing, hedging and signal generation on Solana, one of the major layer-1 blockchains.　　The foundation described DoubleZeroEdge as a transport layer, sending live exchange and onchain data over dedicated fiber, publishing the data and distributing it simultaneously to all connected traders.　　In traditional finance (TradFi), institutions use specialized networks to access data at high speed, whereas in crypto, traders still largely rely on the internet. DoubleZero attempts to address that through a bespoke onchain system.　　“This is the same distribution

Yesterday 03:14Industry

Coldcard flaw exposed $116M self-custody risk: Gray

The Coldcard seed-generation failure has exposed about $116 million in Bitcoin to theft while renewing questions about how users verify the security of self-custody tools, according to TEXITcoin founder Bobby Gray.　　SummaryAttackers have reportedly drained about 1,816 BTC worth $116 millionfrom more than 5,200 addresses.A firmware error left some Coldcard seeds with about 40 bits of entropyinstead of 128 bits.Gray said users who added independent dice-generated entropywere not affected by the reported attacks.Coinkite has released patched firmware, but existing vulnerable seeds require a complete wallet migration.　　Bobby Gray, founder of TEXITcoin, told crypto.news that Coldcard users suffered losses because they trusted the hardware wallet to generate secure seed phrases without independently checking the source of randomness.　　“Coldcard sat on a broken seed generator for five years, and it still cost people $116 million,” Gray said.　　“Some of these wallets were generating seeds with as little as 40 bits of entropy instead of the 128 they promised.”　　Gray said the lower entropy turned recovery phrases designed to resist brute-force attacks into targets that determined attackers could search without gaining physical access to the devices.　　You might also like:　　Coldcard temporarily halts customer data deletion over July exploit　　Coldcard seed flaw weakened wallet security　　Coldcard is a Bitcoin-only hardware wallet made

Yesterday 03:08Industry

Goldman Sachs' $2.25B NEOS Deal Hands It Ready-Made Bitcoin Income ETF Business

In briefGoldman Sachs agreed to acquire NEOS Investments in a deal worth up to $2.25 billion, adding about $30 billion in options-based income ETFs—including one of the markets largest Bitcoin covered-call funds.The purchase gives Goldman a ready-made crypto income ETF business, a far faster path than its own April filing for a Bitcoin Premium ETF that some analysts saw as an attempt to leapfrog a similar BlackRock product.The move rides a boom in derivative-income ETFs—roughly $180 billion in assets and a 70%+ annual growth rate since 2021, per Morningstar—with crypto an increasingly prominent slice.　　Goldman Sachs is buying its way into crypto income funds, striking a deal worth up to $2.25 billion to acquire NEOS Investments, the ETF specialist behind one of the markets largest Bitcoin covered-call products.　　The Wall Street firm said Tuesday the cash-and-equity purchase, contingent on certain performance and service targets, will fold NEOSs roughly $30 billion in options-based income ETFs into Goldman Sachs Asset Management.　　Myriad: Will the Clarity Act be signed into law in 2026？ Click to make your prediction.　　The deal is expected to close in the first quarter of 2027, pending regulatory approval. While the announcement centered on NEOSs broader derivative-income lineup rather than crypto, the acquisition

Yesterday 02:58Industry

Hyperliquid Eyes US

Hyperliquid is turning its attention toward the U.S. market, according to a recent report by The Information.　　The push comes at an important moment for the crypto industry. Hyperliquid has grown into one of the largest venues for crypto perpetual futures.　　Crypto rewards platform　　U.S. regulators are simultaneously trying to determine how derivatives, decentralized exchanges and other on-chain financial products should fit into a regulatory system largely designed around centralized intermediaries.　　The question, therefore, is not simply whether Hyperliquid wants to enter the United States. It is whether the existing regulatory framework gives a decentralized protocol a workable way to do so.　　U.S. prohibition？　　In practical terms, Hyperliquids current trading interface is closed to U.S. users. The Hyperliquid blockchain itself has been declared illegal in the United States.　　Hyperliquid is a permissionless blockchain. Its network and smart contracts are distinct from the website interface through which many users access the protocol.　　Hyperliquids terms of use identify people and entities located in or resident in the United States as “Restricted Persons” and prohibit them from using the interface.　　Perpetual futures are its most important product. In the U.S., derivatives markets are subject to an extensive regulatory framework that has been developed by the CFTC.　　The Hyperliquid Policy Center has made precisely

Yesterday 02:48Industry

Kalshi brings live market data to DoubleZero Edge

Kalshi has opened its live order book to DoubleZero Edge subscribers, providing Level 1 and Level 2 data for sports contracts and crypto perpetual futures through a dedicated fiber network.　　SummaryKalshi has become the first prediction marketto publish real-time order book data through DoubleZero Edge.The feed covers Level 1 and Level 2 dataacross sports and crypto perpetual markets.Kalshi will waive its publisher revenue share for one year, though subscribers must still pay network fees.DoubleZero plans to add historical Kalshi datain a later release without a stated launch date.　　Kalshi feed provides full order book depth　　DoubleZero Foundation and Kalshi said in an Aug. 12 announcement that the exchanges live order book is now available through DoubleZero Edge, starting with its most actively traded sports and crypto perpetual futures contracts.　　Under the rollout, subscribers can receive Top of Book and Trades information, known as Level 1 data, alongside Depth of Book information, or Level 2 data. Level 1 shows the best available bid and ask prices as well as completed trades, while Level 2 displays orders across several price levels.　　Full book depth can give quantitative firms and market makers a more detailed view of liquidity than a basic price feed. According to the companies, subscribers

Yesterday 02:44Industry

Bitcoin Flat Near $63,400 After Mild US Inflation Drop

Bitcoin stabilized near $63,400 on Wednesday following a volatile intra-day move between $63,317 and $64,400, leaving its market cap unchanged at $1.27 trillion.　　Key TakeawaysBitcoin stabilized near $63,400 Wednesday after sharp intra-day swings, holding its $1.27 trillion market cap.Total crypto market liquidations reached $153.2 million while Strategy downplayed recent token sales.Glassnode warned that low spot buyer demand leaves bitcoin wedged beneath its $68,700 cost-basis hurdle.　　Bitcoin Trades Flat Following Volatile Intra-Day Swing　　After declining for two consecutive days, bitcoin was largely flat Wednesday as the sell-off sparked by Strategys latest bitcoin sale appeared to have run its course. Market data shows that bitcoin traded mostly below $63,800 between Tuesday afternoon and early Wednesday morning. However, shortly after 5 a.m. EST, a sharp rally lifted the cryptocurrency past $64,000 on its way to a daily peak of just over $64,400.　　An equally sharp sell-off followed, pulling bitcoin down to $63,317 before it rebounded to just above $63,400. Bitcoin traded at nearly the same price level as 24 hours earlier—a rare occurrence for an asset widely considered one of the most volatile in recent years.　　The flat price action left bitcoins market capitalization unchanged at $1.27 trillion and its seven-day loss at 2%. In the derivatives market,

Yesterday 02:35Industry

Trump sued over Truth Socials early-access feed as firm explores licensing data to prediction markets

Quick TakeTruth API has signed more than 10 customers, paying between $60,000 and $100,000 per month.The plaintiffs allege the service violates constitutional protections by giving paying subscribers preferential access to official government information.　　President Donald Trump and several White House officials were sued Wednesday over a Truth Social service that gives paying customers faster access to potentially market-moving posts, all while Trump Media explores licensing the platforms data to prediction markets.　　The Intercept and Freedom of the Press Foundation filed the complaint in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York, alleging the service gives subscribers preferential access to official government announcements for up to $100,000 per month.　　The lawsuit names Trump, White House Deputy Chief of Staff Dan Scavino, presidential executive assistant Natalie Harp, the Executive Office of the President and the White House Office as defendants.　　The service, known as Truth API, delivers posts from Trump and other major Truth Social accounts faster than they become available to the public. Trump Media launched the service on Aug. 1 and has signed more than 10 customer agreements, primarily with high-frequency trading firms, according to interim CEO Kevin McGurn.　　Those customers pay “in the range of $60,000 to $100,000 per month,” McGurn

Yesterday 02:35Industry

BitMart reserve doubts raise custody concerns: Arch CTO

BitMart‘s missing proof-of-reserves report and withdrawal complaints from two crypto projects have raised fresh questions about how customer assets are held during the exchange’s wind-down.　　BitMart concerns expose verification problem　　Arch Lending co-founder and CTO Himanshu Sahay said questions about withdrawals and exchange closures expose the difference between assurances offered by a platform and financial information that customers can independently check.　　“Whenever questions arise around withdrawal processing or exchange wind-downs, it points to a structural gap across digital asset markets: the difference between platform-level statements and independent verification,” Sahay said in a statement to crypto.news.　　Customers often have no real-time method for establishing whether an exchange holds their assets in segregated accounts or combines them with funds used for other operations, according to the executive. Uncertainty increases when withdrawals slow because customers must rely on the same company processing their requests for information about its financial condition.　　Sahay said the crypto industry already has tools that can reduce such uncertainty, including third-party custodians, reserve attestations, and strict asset segregation. Their value depends on whether customers can use them to verify solvency claims before operational problems emerge.　　“This isnt a new issue, but a recurring one that resurfaces whenever a platform faces operational stress.”　　BitMart stated in May

Yesterday 02:31Industry

Who Owns the Presidents Tweets？ A Federal Lawsuit Wants an Answer

The Intercept and the Freedom of the Press Foundation filed a Truth API lawsuit against President Donald Trump on Wednesday. The case asks a federal judge to decide whether the president can sell early access to his own official statements.　　The complaint, filed in the Southern District of New York, says presidential posts are government information. If that holds, no paying customer can own a bigger share of them than any other American.　　Sponsored　　Sponsored　　A $100,000 Paywall on the Presidents Posts　　Truth Social‘s parent, Trump Media s most market-moving Truths,”　　Markets often move when he posts. Subscribers, mostly high-frequency trading firms, pay $60,000 to $100,000 a month for that head start. More than 10 firms have signed up, and the feed has already earned over $1 million.　　That figure matters. Trump Media booked a $238.1 million net loss in the second quarter on revenue of just $1.7 million. At more than $1 million a month, the feed could soon out-earn the rest of the business.　　Trump is the companys largest shareholder through a trust. According to the complaint, his stake was once worth $4 billion and has since sunk to around $1 billion.　　????TRUTH API INFOMERCIAL　　(This is a real product so I made them an infomercial: Trump Media

Yesterday 02:21Industry

After Coldcard Was Hacked, $15 Billion in Bitcoin Moved to Safety

In briefThe Coldcard firmware exploit drained approximately 2,100 BTC, with losses estimated near $130 million across multiple attack waves.Onchain data from Checkonchain shows 233,000 BTC left long-term holder wallets in the days around the breach.Casa CEO Nick Neuman, citing actual customer conversations, says some of that 233,000 BTC came from Ledger and Trezor users—not Coldcard owners—who upgraded to multisig after watching the hack unfold.　　In the days after the worst hardware wallet exploit in Bitcoins recent history, Casa CEO Nick Neuman began counting more than just the BTC being drained from vulnerable Coldcard wallets.　　While attackers were draining Coldcard wallets one address at a time, 233,000 BTC—worth about $15 billion at todays prices—was quietly moving in search of safety.　　Myriad: Bitcoins next move？ Click to make your prediction.　　The massive and ongoing breach that started on July 30 has already led to close to $130 million in stolen Bitcoin from Coldcard hardware wallets—physical gadgets that store private keys entirely offline, never connecting to the internet, and made by Canadian company Coinkite.　　A firmware bug introduced in March 2021 had routed key generation through a weak software random number generator instead of the devices dedicated hardware chip. Private keys (the secret codes that prove ownership of

Yesterday 02:16Industry

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