Fold Launches New Bitcoin Credit Card Rollout
Fold Holdings (NASDAQ: FLD) launched its bitcoin rewards credit card on the Visa network, offering up to 4% bitcoin back on purchases through Stripe Issuing. The card features 1.5% base rewards, behavior-based boosts, and an extra 0.5% for bitcoin bill payments. Physical cards shipped to waitlist members; virtual cards available via Apple Pay and Google Pay for 175 million merchants.
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Casa Launches Four Security Features to Combat Rising Social Engineering Attacks on Bitcoin Holders
Bitcoin security firm Casa launched four features combating social engineering attacks that caused $11 billion in crypto losses last year. Guardian Mode requires video verification and 48-hour delays for transactions. Whitelisting restricts withdrawals to pre-approved addresses with waiting periods. The firm also monitors suspicious login locations and detects phone calls during transactions. These protections address social engineering's rising threat to Bitcoin holders globally.
BTC Prague 2026: Europe’s leading Bitcoin conference expands its cultural reach
BTC Prague 2026 returns June 11-13 with 8,500 attendees across four stages, expanding beyond Bitcoin to include health, AI, and financial sovereignty talks. Europe's largest Bitcoin expo features 250+ speakers including Michael Saylor and Jack Mallers. The conference prioritizes accessibility with tickets starting at €75, appealing to newcomers and institutional investors alike in Prague's thriving crypto ecosystem.
HTX denies UK sanctions allegations as new data flags $7.6B Russia-linked flows
UK sanctioned HTX exchange operator Huobi Global for allegedly facilitating $7.6 billion in Russia-linked crypto flows through shadow networks. The platform denies wrongdoing, claiming sanctions target only the parent entity while operations continue. Blockchain analysis reveals high-risk transactions involving Russian entities and darknet markets, intensifying Western scrutiny on crypto platforms' sanctions compliance and their role in circumventing restrictions on Moscow's war economy.