Protection

What happens when a crypto wallet provider goes dark

Embedded wallets have made crypto feel like any other app. They have also concentrated a large share of the industry’s risk in a small number of providers, and very few apps have planned for one of those...

Translating TradFi risk standards into web3 resilience

The "move fast and break things" ethos of early Web3 is no longer viable. Institutional capital is arriving in digital assets, and it is bringing the same expectations it has everywhere else: capital adequacy,...

Who owns digital asset recovery within your financial institution?

When a financial institution loses access to cryptographic key material, the ability to recover their digital assets is only part of the challenge. The institution must also know who has the authority to...

The 1 July MiCA cliff: what your product team needs to ship before the transition closes

The 1 July MiCA cliff: what your product team needs to ship before the transition closes Written by Tommy Jamet, Head of Product, CoinCover Everyone in the room is quoting the same date. 1 July 2026. It is on...

What happens to wallet growth when users lose access to their crypto?

What happens to wallet growth when users lose access to their crypto? When a crypto custodian fails, the consequences extend well beyond insolvency and operational disruption.

What happens when a major stablecoin collapses?

What happens when a major stablecoin collapses?

How self-backup falls foul of UK, EU and US crypto regulations

Self- backups – internally managed methods for safeguarding wallet access credentials, such as private keys or seed phrases, without involving a trusted third-party provider – fall short under scrutiny .

What is DORA? Everything you need to know

The Digital Operational Resilience Act(DORA) is an EU regulation that came into force on 17 January 2025. It requires financial companies across the European Union, including cryptoasset service providers...

What is MiCA? Understanding the EU’s legislative framework for digital assets

The European Union created the world's first comprehensive regulatory framework for digital assets when it proposed the Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA, also known as MiCAR) in September 2020.

How AML and KYT overlap with wallet protection

Crypto moves fast. And with speed comes risk.Crypto wallets hold billions in value and process countlesstransactions every day.

The rise of deepfake scams in crypto exchanges

Deepfake technology is reshaping cryptocurrency fraud.

The three pillars of crypto security

Crypto thrives when trust leads.

Why real-time monitoring and anomaly detection are essential for crypto compliance

Crypto has a trust problem.