Author: chloe

Chloe Adams writes about the infrastructure layer of crypto: Bitcoin, Ethereum, Layer 1 networks, stablecoins, DeFi and the regulation shaping how these systems are used. At BlockchainJournal, she pays close attention to protocol upgrades, network activity and adoption claims, separating meaningful ecosystem progress from technical noise or premature conclusions.When relevant, she also tracks regulatory developments and market reactions tied to core blockchain systems.

Galaxy Digital CEO Zac Prince stated that the largest wealth transfer in history will be a major driver for massive crypto adoption. According to Prince, approximately 83 trillion dollars will pass from Baby Boomers to younger heirs over the next two decades. This demographic shift is fundamental for the growth of the global digital asset market in 2026. Thus, capital will flow toward platforms that prioritize technology and user intuition over traditional methods.

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The renowned provider Ledger confirmed this Monday a new security intrusion that affected the personal information of its users through its payment processor Global-e. The incident, detected on January 5, 2026, compromises names and contact details, although it does not put the stored funds at risk. This data breach reignites alarms regarding hardware wallet security following the massive attacks recently recorded against MetaMask and Trust Wallet users.

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Cash-like privacy emerged as a central and politically fraught issue in the debate over the digital euro, pitting citizens’ expectations of anonymous payments against strict anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist financing requirements. Policymakers, the European Central Bank and national lawmakers confronted a technical and legal impasse as they sought to design a digital central bank currency that preserved trust without undermining financial integrity.

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The crypto ecosystem faces a new threat following the alert issued by researcher ZachXBT regarding an ongoing cross-chain attack. This active exploit is affecting hundreds of wallets across multiple Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) compatible networks. According to the official spokesperson, losses already exceed 107,000 dollars, showing a coordinated and highly sophisticated execution during this Friday morning.

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