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Vitalik Buterin says Ethereum can handle temporary loss of finality Vitalik Buterin downplayed Ethereum’s recent brush with finality loss, saying temporary delays are fine if the wrong block is not finalized, and experts mostly agree. Source Cointelegraph

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Binance co-CEO Yi He hit by WeChat hack amid growing Web2 risks for crypto execs SlowMist’s Yu Xuan advised high-profile users to prune contacts, rotate passwords and act fast on alerts to reduce WeChat takeover risks. Source Cointelegraph

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Animoca, Solv to help Japanese Bitcoin companies generate yield Solv generates Bitcoin yield through lending markets, liquidity provisioning to automated market maker pools, and participation in structured staking programs. Source Cointelegraph

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Latam Insights: Private Banks Closer to Offer Crypto in Argentina, Kraken Goes Local in Colombia Welcome to Latam Insights, a compilation of the most relevant crypto news from Latin America over the past week. In this week’s edition, the Central Bank of Argentina prepares to allow banks to offer crypto services, Kraken implements local payments in Colombia, and YPF plans to accept crypto payments in Argentina. Source Bitcoin News

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Central Bank of Argentina Mulls Allowing Banks to Offer Crypto Services According to local media, the central bank is examining the possibility of issuing a new ruleset to allow banks to enter the cryptocurrency business. Local analysts say this would open the door for more people to use crypto and stablecoins. Source Bitcoin News

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BlackRock’s IBIT Faces Record Outflow Run as Bitcoin Struggles to Reclaim Bull Trend Another $113 million exited on Thursday, putting the fund on track for a sixth week in the red, its longest streak since debuting in early 2024. Source Coindesk News

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Asia Morning Briefing: Crypto’s Next Breakout Will Come From Infrastructure, Not Narratives, Hashed Says The Korean venture firm’s 2026 thesis argues that stablecoins, AI agents, and on-chain credit markets are becoming the foundation of a real digital economy, with Asia emerging as the first region where enterprise adoption is taking shape. Source Coindesk News

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