Coinfello has launched its open-source Openclaw skill, designed to facilitate 
secure interactions between AI agents and Ethereum Virtual Machine smart 
contracts, in partnership with Metamask. Delegated Permissions and ERC-4337 
Integration Coinfello, an artificial intelligence (AI) agent designed for 
direct interaction with Ethereum Virtual Machine ( EVM) smart contracts, has 
released its open-source Openclaw skill in […]

Coinfello and Metamask Launch Openclaw Skill to Secure AI Wallet Access

Despite a decline in the price of XRP in the last year, Ripple is expected to 
reach a valuation 25% higher than reported after a November 2025 funding 
round.

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The security architecture surrounding Bitcoin continues to evolve as new 
infrastructure emerges to support self-custody and advanced on-chain 
protections. A notable step in this direction is the integration between 
Babylon Labs and Ledger. By combining Babylon’s protocol-level vault system 
with Ledger’s hardware wallet security, the collaboration seeks to strengthen 
how users store, manage, and interact with BTC in decentralized environments. 
How Babylon And Ledger Aim To Strengthen Bitcoin Self-Custody The Babylon 
platform is expanding access to Trustless Bitcoin Vaults through a new 
integration with Ledger. According to the Babylon Labs post on X, once the 
integration goes live in the second half of the year, users will be able to 
authorize BTCVault transactions directly from a ledger device using clear 
signing. This will allow 8 million Ledger users to review and approve vault 
operations on a secure hardware screen. Related Reading: Bitcoin On-Chain Data 
Identifies Unusual Market Cap Behavior – Details These Trustless BTC Vaults 
are anchored directly on the BTC base layer and enable external applications 
to verify that BTC collateral remains locked in place while enforcing 
predefined collateralization conditions. This vault architecture utilizes 
cryptographic mechanisms to execute rules, such as unlocking funds or 
triggering a liquidation event, rather than relying on discretionary control. 
By combining Babylon&#8217;s vault architecture with Ledger&#8217;s secure signing 
infrastructure, BTCVault workflows can connect with the hardware security that 
many BTC holders already rely on for self-custody. As part of the broader 
rollout, Ledger devices will also support Babylon&#8217;s native asset, BABY, on 
Ledger devices. A Familiar Pattern Emerges In Bitcoin’s Orderbook Data As 
noted by Crypto analyst Ardi, the latest order book data is showing a pattern 
that has appeared at key moments in the market before. Currently, asks on 
Bitcoin have climbed to a two-month high, with roughly $1.57 billion in sell- 
side liquidity stacked above the current price compared with about $1.125 
billion in bids below. This shift indicates around 40% more supply than demand 
within 5% of the market price. Related Reading: No Rebound For Bitcoin Yet — 
Short-Term BTC Holders Continue Holding At A Loss Ardi pointed out that the 
last time the asks reached a similar high level was during the retest that 
followed the $98,000 fakeout in January. In that case, BTC briefly broke above 
the fakeout range, price re-entered it, and then retested the level while the 
sell-side liquidity accumulated heavily above the retest price. Now, the BTC 
market structure appears to be retesting after the $72,000 fakeout, with 
orderbook data showing a similar signature. In this setup, bids below the 
price act as a support cushion, while asks above the price form a resistance 
wall. When Asks liquidity spikes to multi-month highs during a retest, it 
suggests that participants are using price rebounds as opportunities to sell 
into strength. However, Ardi cautions that orderbook liquidity can be removed 
at any time, and the recurring pattern of elevated asks during post-fakeout 
retests has shown a specific track record on this chart. Featured image from 
Getty Images, chart from Tradingview.com

Bitcoin Vault Security Advances With Babylon-Ledger Integration

Bitpanda’s 2025 revenue rose 16% to €371M as users hit 7.4M, MiCA licensing 
went live and the firm pushed deeper into multi‑asset trading and white‑label 
B2B infrastructure. Crypto investment platform Bitpanda reported adjusted 2025 
revenue of 371 million euros (around…

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The program connects crypto companies, banks and payment providers to explore 
blockchain-based payment and settlement infrastructure.

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