Anna Kowalski 
Trezor announced that a data breach involving its shipping partner has compromised the data of another 67,000 U.S. users, potentially enabling phishing and other scams.
Due to a political crisis, Romania failed to meet the EU-imposed deadline for implementing necessary legislation, causing the country to forfeit €770 million of recovery assistance from the European Union’s fund.
Zondacrypto’s boss, Przemysław Kral, is under fraud investigation in Poland and is cooperating with prosecutors to obtain a reduced sentence, with customer losses estimated at $650 million.
Deutsche Telekom AG will buy a fiber company and a TV provider in Poland from Macquarie Asset Management for about €1 billion, aiming to strengthen its broadband offering in the Polish market.
Owners of Trezor and SafePal hardware crypto wallets are at heightened risk of phishing after separate data breaches that leaked information of about 54,000 users. The CLARITY odds of a successful attack are estimated at 10%, despite a recent meeting with the White House.
Hungary repealed the requirement for third‑party verification of crypto conversions when CoinCash became the first company to receive a licence under the EU’s Markets in Crypto‑Assets (MiCA) framework, allowing it to offer digital asset services.
Slovenian lender Nova Ljubljanska Banka (NLB) has acquired nearly 30% of Addiko Bank, strengthening its position in the contested takeover with backing from US asset manager Wellington Management. Despite this, Austria’s Raiffeisen Bank International continues to lead the bidding war for the Austrian‑based Addiko Bank.
The head of the Czech central bank cautioned against premature Eurozone membership and opposed pressure to cut rates, highlighting political disputes that could affect monetary policy.
The Czech Republic’s Finance Ministry blacklisted Polymarket, an unauthorized online gambling platform, and mandated that internet service providers block access to the site within 15 days.
Polish cryptocurrency exchange Kanga has obtained a MiCA (Markets in Crypto-Assets) license in Latvia, enabling it to operate under European regulatory framework for crypto-asset service providers.