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+23.86%
$1.05

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+10.84%
$0.3563

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$0.057

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$0.07366

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$0.1266

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$0.8901

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$0.1998

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$0.9994

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$3.73

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$2.97

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$0.007474

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$0.007747

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$4,694.77

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$4,701.62

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$0.1263

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$0.09821

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$0.3484

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$1.01

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$0.052

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$0.1187

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$2.38

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$10.36

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+510.1%
$1.04

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+390.87%
$0.9999
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$0.01048

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$1.01

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$0.052

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$0.8917

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$0.07358

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$0.007474

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$0.3567

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$0.9993

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$0.1267

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$3.74

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$0.8900

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$0.1263

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$2.44

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$7.26

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$0.9995

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$2,820.93

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$58.26

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$0.001964

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$0.03316

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$0.6632

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$2,297.05

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$0.08397
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$0.03585

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$1.05

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$0.3563

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$0.057

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$0.07366

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$2.97

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$0.007474

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$0.007747

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$4,694.77

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$0.1263

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$0.09821

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$2.45

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$0.3484

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$1.01

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$0.052

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$0.1187

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$560.93
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$0.02948

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$2.38

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+0.06%
$10.36

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+510.1%
$1.04

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+390.87%
$0.9999
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+266.5%
$0.01048

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+132.7%
$1.01

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+113.28%
$0.052

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+108.15%
$0.8917

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+62.9%
$0.07358

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+58.78%
$0.007474

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+48.51%
$0.3567

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+46.67%
$0.9993

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+43.88%
$0.1267

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$3.74

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$0.8900

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$0.1263

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$2.44

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$7.26

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$0.9995

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$2,820.93

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$58.26

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$0.001964

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$0.03316

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$0.6632

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+14.86%
$2,297.05

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$0.08397
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$0.03585
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A feature documentary about the history and future of Ethereum, with exclusive access to its founder Vitalik Buterin. Currently in post-production.
7 May 2026, 13:11

Aave has completed the liquidation of the remaining rsETH positions tied to the KelpDAO hacker across Ethereum and Arbitrum, marking a major step in the protocol’s recovery effort after the $293 million exploit that rocked DeFi markets in April. Thaddeus Pinakiewicz, vice president of research at Galaxy Digital, said the current rsETH supply remains about 10% below the Ethereum backing needed for full recovery. While the latest liquidations reduced part of the deficit, several unresolved issues continue to weigh on the protocol. The exploit occurred on April 18, when the attacker used stolen rsETH tokens as collateral on Aave to borrow Wrapped Ether. The attack left the lending platform with more than $190 million in bad debt and triggered a sharp outflow of funds from Aave’s markets. The recovered assets were transferred to the Recovery Guardian wallet, a multisignature address managed by DeFi United, the coalition coordinating recovery efforts. The group described the liquidation as a “critical step” in stabilizing the protocol. DeFi United also confirmed that user deposits were never directly affected and that Aave’s Umbrella protection system, designed to absorb bad debt automatically, was not activated during the crisis. Legal Battle Over Frozen ETH Could Delay Full Recovery On April 28, Aave reported that liquidating collateral positions on Ethereum and Arbitrum would release around 13,000 ETH, worth approximately $30.2 million at current market prices. However, a much larger block of 30,765 ETH remains frozen by the Arbitrum DAO, creating another obstacle in the recovery process. The funds became tied up in legal proceedings after U.S. law firm Gerstein Harrow LLP filed an injunction seeking to block redistribution of the assets. The filing cited claims connected to clients allegedly affected by North Korea-linked entities. In response, Aave filed an emergency motion requesting the court lift restrictions on the frozen ETH. Meanwhile, voting within the Arbitrum DAO strongly favors releasing the assets to the DeFi United recovery fund. More than 90% of participating voters currently support the proposal ahead of Friday’s final vote. Stablecoin Issuers Now Hold Key Role in Aave Recovery To fully close the remaining gap, DeFi United is seeking additional commitments from stablecoin issuers Circle, Ethena, and Frax, alongside support from Ink, Kraken’s Ethereum-based layer-2 network. According to Pinakiewicz, these contributions could help “bridge the remaining shortfall” and complete the recapitalization effort. The KelpDAO exploit became the largest cryptocurrency hack of 2026 and exposed how deeply interconnected modern DeFi systems have become. According to DefiLlama , Aave’s total value locked (TVL) plunged by nearly $12 billion during the week following the exploit. Still, recent data suggests confidence may slowly be returning to the platform. Aave TVL Climbs Back Above $15 Billion The pace of withdrawals from Aave’s lending markets has slowed significantly over the past two weeks. After falling to a local low near $14.2 billion on April 26, Aave’s TVL has now climbed back above $15 billion. The rebound signals improving market confidence as traders watch the outcome of the Arbitrum DAO vote, the ongoing legal dispute over frozen assets, and whether stablecoin partners step in to finalize the recovery package. The crisis has also highlighted a broader shift across decentralized finance. Unlike earlier DeFi failures such as the 2016 DAO hack, which required a controversial Ethereum hard fork, Aave’s recovery effort relies on coordinated action between decentralized communities, legal institutions, and centralized stablecoin issuers. That growing overlap between DeFi and traditional institutions may become one of the defining trends shaping the industry’s future crisis responses.
7 May 2026, 12:51

Ethereum is stuck between short-term weakness and a larger bullish setup, as ETH failed again near $2,400 while another chart points to a possible long-term move toward $4,900 and $8,300. The next move now depends on whether buyers can reclaim resistance or whether weak spot demand pushes ETH back toward support. Ethereum Price Fails at $2,400 as Weak Spot Demand Keeps ETH Under Pressure Ethereum failed again to hold above the $2,400 level, keeping ETH price under pressure on the daily chart shared by Ted on X. The ETH/USDT chart shows Ethereum trading near $2,336 after another rejection around the $2,400 resistance zone. The level has acted as a key barrier since April, with buyers failing several times to turn it into support. Ethereum Price Resistance Chart. Source: Ted on X The chart shows the main resistance area between about $2,400 and $2,430. ETH needs a clean daily close above that zone to open the way toward the next marked level near $2,624. If buyers push price above that line, the chart points to a possible move toward the $2,740 to $2,800 area. However, Ted said spot demand remains weak. That matters because weak spot buying often limits follow-through after short rallies. In this case, Ethereum moved higher from the April low but lost strength near resistance instead of breaking through it. The chart also shows a support area near $2,160 to $2,200. If ETH fails to break above $2,400, sellers may push the price back toward that green support zone. A deeper rejection could bring the lower support area near $1,740 to $1,800 back into focus. Ethereum’s structure remains mixed. The April recovery created higher short-term lows, but ETH still trades below the major resistance zones from late 2025 and early 2026. The $2,400 level now decides the next short-term move. For now, ETH needs stronger spot demand and a confirmed breakout above $2,400. Without that, Ethereum may continue to underperform while price stays trapped between resistance and support. Ethereum Chart Points to $4,900 Retest as ETH Forms Bullish Reversal Setup Ethereum traded near $2,335 on the weekly ETH/USDT chart, while the chart shared by Ray on X showed a possible bullish reversal structure forming above a long-term rising trendline. The chart marks an inverse head and shoulders pattern. The left shoulder formed after Ethereum pulled back from its 2025 high. The head formed near the deeper 2026 low, while the right shoulder appears to be forming as ETH recovers from that area. Ethereum Bullish Reversal Chart. Source: Ray on X This structure matters because inverse head and shoulders patterns often show a shift from selling pressure to renewed buying. However, the setup still needs confirmation. ETH must continue holding above the rising trendline and push through the upper resistance area. The first major target on the chart sits near $4,900. That level matches the previous high zone, where Ethereum faced rejection before. A move toward $4,900 would mean ETH has reclaimed the main breakout area and returned to its prior peak range. The chart also marks a higher target near $8,300. That level appears as a later upside projection if Ethereum breaks above the $4,900 resistance and holds momentum. For now, that target remains a longer-term scenario rather than a confirmed move. The key support remains the long-term rising trendline under the current structure. If ETH loses that trendline, the bullish setup would weaken. However, as long as price stays above it, the chart supports the view that Ethereum may be building a base for another move higher. Ethereum’s next major test is the $4,900 resistance zone. A confirmed weekly breakout above that level would strengthen the bullish case and open the chart toward the higher marked target near $8,300.
7 May 2026, 12:22

According to new reports, scammers have resorted to physical mail to defraud Ledger wallet hardware users, sending threatening letters that prey on fears of quantum computing. Reports allege that victims have been receiving professionally printed letters from what appears to be Ledger, requesting a Quantum Resistance Security Update for the Ledger device they possess. These letters contain QR code links that are meant to take them to phishing sites where their 24-word seed phrase will be captured. Ledger users fall into quantum threat trap According to reports, several people have reported instances of the scam on X in the past few days. According to reports, the letter mentions the correct model number and order history of the product in line with Ledger’s protocols. Scam reports first came to light in late April 2026, and it was tied to data that could only be obtained from the 2020 data breach . During this time, Ledger suffered a major data leak, and hackers got away with the names, addresses, and phone numbers of thousands of customers. Thanks @Ledger for sending me this letter about the quantum resistance upgrade! Can’t wait to scan the QR code and get rekt pic.twitter.com/QYnqKNhVrB — IrishBitcoinBro ᴳᴹ ☀️ ᴵᴿᴮ 🇮🇪🫡 (@IrishBitcoinBro) May 6, 2026 One such user, “@IrishBitcoinBro,” took a picture of the mail and posted it on May 6, along with some sarcasm toward Ledger and a warning to others about the QR code. The company acknowledged the matter and assured everyone that it had a strict policy: “Ledger will never call, DM, or ask for your 24-word recovery phrase.” The CTO of Ledger, Charles Guillemet, has detailed the practical impacts of post-quantum computing on crypto security, stressing that while ECC is not currently at risk, it is essential to prepare now. As Guillemet outlined, security on blockchain relies extensively on ECC for public and private keys. If quantum computing has advanced enough, the application of Shor’s algorithm would enable cybercriminals to calculate private keys from publicly revealed public keys. Ledger’s CTO urges proactive preparation for quantum computers that could break ECC. Source: X This is because public keys are exposed each time money is transacted, in Bitcoin’s initial outputs, and when addresses are reused. Guillemet emphasized that security in blockchains should not depend on hiding them, ruling out any “wait-and-see” policy. In response to user concerns, Ledger states that it is closely tracking developments and collaborating with the blockchain community to develop quantum-resistant solutions. Ledger guides its customers towards pertinent information on such hacks. However, the team cannot promise an immediate delivery of firmware upgrades through mail. Quantum threat set to affect BTC and ETH as early as 2030 According to a recent study by the quantum security firm Project Eleven , there may be a real vulnerability in cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum before 2030. Researchers have identified the existence of a “cryptographically relevant quantum computer” (CRQC). The finding implies that CRQC is more likely to emerge by 2033 and may even arise as soon as 2030. As reported by Cryptopolitan , the threat lies in Shor’s algorithm, which allows quantum computers to effectively compute the elliptic curve discrete logarithm for ECDSA signatures used by Bitcoin and Ethereum. The recent breakthrough includes a study conducted by Google in March 2026, which significantly reduced resource requirements. According to the study, cracking Bitcoin’s cryptographic security could be possible using about 1,200 logical qubits in less than 90 minutes on superconducting hardware. According to Project Eleven’s study, there is a high risk of exposure: around 6.9 million BTC (roughly one-third of the total) are stored in addresses whose public keys are exposed and thus susceptible to “harvest now, decrypt later” attacks. For Ethereum, more than 65% of ETH tokens are in such addresses. The funds could be irrecoverably lost once decrypted by a quantum computer, since the blockchain system is immutable. Don’t just read crypto news. Understand it. Subscribe to our newsletter. It's free .
7 May 2026, 12:10

Bitcoin ETFs recorded $46.33 million in total net inflows on May 6. BlackRock’s IBIT pulled in $134.61 million while Fidelity, Grayscale, and Bitwise posted outflows. Ethereum funds added $11.57 million, their fourth straight day of positive flows. Bitcoin ETFs posted a total net inflow of $46.33 million on May 6, the fifth straight trading day of positive flows for the product category. The figure pushed cumulative net inflows since launch to $59.76 billion, with total net assets across the listed funds standing at $108.76 billion. The pace of buying cooled sharply from earlier in the month, when daily inflows had topped $400 million on multiple sessions. Trading volume across Bitcoin ETFs reached $2.11 billion on the day, according to data from SoSoValue. BlackRock’s IBIT Anchors Bitcoin ETFs Daily Tally BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (NASDAQ: IBIT) was the main driver behind the daily figure. The fund recorded $134.61 million in net inflows on May 6, equivalent to 1.65 thousand BTC. Its cumulative net inflow now stands at $1.05 billion. Several other issuers posted outflows that pulled down the headline number. Fidelity (CBOE: FBTC) registered $38.95 million in outflows, the largest withdrawal of the day across all Bitcoin ETFs. Bitwise (NYSE: BITB) followed with $25.18 million in outflows, while Grayscale (NYSE: GBTC) saw $17.10 million leave the fund. Franklin Templeton (CBOE: EZBC) posted a smaller outflow of $7.05 million. The remaining issuers, including Ark & 21Shares (CBOE: ARKB), VanEck (CBOE: HODL), Invesco (CBOE: BTCO), Valkyrie (NASDAQ: BRRR), Morgan Stanley (NYSE: MSBT), WisdomTree (CBOE: BTCW), and Hashdex (NYSE: DEFI), recorded zero net flows for the session. Grayscale’s Bitcoin Mini Trust (NYSE: BTC) also posted no movement on the day. Daily Inflows Cool Off After Strong Start to May The May 6 figure sits well below the daily totals seen earlier in the week. On May 5, the funds drew $467.35 million, with May 4 adding $532.21 million and May 1 bringing in $629.73 million. Those three trading sessions alone accounted for more than $1.6 billion of fresh capital flowing into the products. Cumulative net inflow rose from $58.72 billion on May 1 to $59.76 billion by May 6. Total net assets climbed past $108 billion, up from $103.78 billion at the start of the month and $99.27 billion on April 29. The recent run of positive days reverses a brief setback seen at the end of April. On April 29, the funds posted $137.77 million in outflows . April 30 saw inflows return at $14.76 million before the larger May surge began. Weekly Bitcoin ETFs Flows Cross $1 Billion On a weekly basis, Bitcoin ETFs pulled in $1.05 billion for the week ending May 6, a sharp jump from $153.87 million the previous week. Trading volume for the week reached $8.32 billion across the eleven listed products. Earlier weekly tallies included $823.70 million for the week of April 24, $996.38 million for the week of April 17, and $786.31 million for the week of April 10. The first week of April had been quieter at $22.34 million in net inflows. The May 6 weekly figure brings cumulative net inflow into Bitcoin ETFs back to a record level since their listing in January 2024. Total net assets at the close of the week reached $108.76 billion, the highest weekly closing figure on record for the product category. Ethereum Funds Add Their Fourth Straight Day of Inflows Ether-based products posted a total net inflow of $11.57 million on May 6, their fourth consecutive day of positive flows. Cumulative net inflow for the Ethereum products now stands at $12.19 billion, with total net assets at $14.01 billion. The Ethereum product’s daily inflows have moved within a tighter range than their Bitcoin counterparts during the same stretch. May 5 saw $97.57 million in inflows, May 4 added $61.29 million, and May 1 brought in $101.18 million. Trading volume on May 6 across the Ethereum funds totaled $491.75 million. The combined cumulative net inflow across Bitcoin and Ethereum exchange-traded funds now sits at $71.95 billion, with total assets under management across both categories topping $122 billion.