How Crypto Wallets Work — and How to Keep Them Secure

Six crypto wallets with reliable WalletConnect integration in 2026: IronWallet, Trust Wallet, MetaMask, Phantom, SafePal, Zerion. Multi-chain, mobile-first, secure.

South Carolina is now one of more than a dozen US states that have passed laws protecting cryptocurrency rights — and it did so with almost no pushback. Related Reading: Crypto AI Platform Bankr Locks Down System After Hacker Breaches 14 Crypto Wallets Governor Henry McMaster signed Senate Bill 163 on May 19, adding it […]

Tech entrepreneur Austen Allred was among the victims. His wallet, tied to a project called Kelly Claude AI assistant, was drained of Ether — though the hacker left his memecoin holdings untouched. Allred said there was no sign anyone else had logged into his Bankr account, suggesting the attacker got to the private keys through other […]

A new 2026 comparison of 7 leading mobile crypto wallets explores how Android and iPhone apps now combine self-custody, DeFi access, and many other features. A mobile crypto wallet has long stopped being just an app for storing BTC or…

Compare IronWallet, MetaMask, and Exodus on privacy, chain coverage, gasless stablecoin transfers, fees, and platform fit in this 2026 non-custodial wallet review.

Turnkey raised $12.5M to expand verifiable cloud and wallet infrastructure for stablecoins, AI agents, and onchain apps. The post Turnkey raises $12.5M to expand verifiable cloud infrastructure for crypto wallets appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Blockchain analytics firm Arkham has built a public, searchable map of crypto wallets it links to Iran’s central bank — a move that puts Tehran’s alleged digital holdings in plain sight of investigators and anyone else curious enough to look. Related Reading: Trump Rejects Iran Peace Proposal — Bitcoin Breaks $82,000 How Iran Moves Money […]

The post Ethereum Foundation and Major Wallets Launch “Clear Signing” Standard to End Blind Transaction Approvals appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. The last few years have shown that the biggest vulnerability in crypto wallets today is blind signing. This is the practice of approving raw hex strings without knowing what they actually do. However, on Tuesday, the Ethereum Foundation officially announced that this standard is going to be phased out and replaced with clear signing alongside some of the leading wallets and hardware infrastructure that actually run Ethereum for most users. This includes names like Ledger, Trezor, MetaMask, WalletConnect, Fireblocks and Cyfrin. In practice, this means users will be able to see a plain, human readable summary of what a signature authorizes.  0/ Clear signing is now live. An open standard to end blind signing, making human-readable transactions default. This effort brings a major UX and Security upgrade to transaction signing on Ethereum. p