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Attackers used a shared Cosmos EVM flaw to drain KiiChain and TAC and force emergency halts across several networks. The code failed, but so did the warning system around it.
World Liberty Financial's USD1 is now natively issued on Canton, giving tokenized institutional markets another dollar settlement option.
HKDAP is Hong Kong's first licensed HKD stablecoin. Here is what Standard Chartered is building, why it matters and how far the plan could go.
A Pump.fun token surged after Kylie Jenner's verified X account posted its address, then collapsed as the posts disappeared. The incident is part of a renewed wave that turns borrowed social-media trust into instant exit liquidity.
The August 19 crypto rally began in the bond market, accelerated through one of the largest short squeezes in years and then rotated violently into Ether. Here is the evidence, the timeline and the risk of a reversal.
South Korean internet providers are being directed to block Polymarket after a regulator classified its event contracts as gambling-related information. Here is what the order does—and what it does not do.
Telegram has applied for the GRAM top-level domain. If approved, it could connect websites, accounts and TON—but username rights are unclear.
Hackers are using fake Odyssey movie downloads to spread Lumma Stealer, malware that targets passwords, browser sessions, wallet data and crypto recovery phrases.
Attackers are exploiting a macOS Screen Sharing authentication flaw on internet-exposed Macs, gaining root access and installing Monero miners. Here is who is at risk, how to patch and what to do after suspected compromise.
CZ emptied two valuable assets from his public tutorial wallet into Giggle Academy. On-chain records show a roughly $955,000 donation, not his entire crypto fortune.
HKDAP did not depeg or get hacked. Hong Kong's first live licensed stablecoin failed a public code review that found broken KYC controls and dangerously concentrated governance.
SafePal says an order-tracking flaw exposed 39,798 buyers. Wallet keys were not leaked, but names, addresses and order details can fuel targeted scams.
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