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D’CENT App Wallet Breach Exposes a Cross-Chain Recovery Phrase Risk
A D’CENT app wallet breach has reportedly drained more than $18 million across XRP, Bitcoin, Ethereum and other networks, exposing the risks of shared recovery phrases.
Strive’s $94.5 Million Bitcoin Buy Raises the Stakes in Treasury Race
Strive’s $94.5 million bitcoin purchase raises its holdings to 27,462 BTC as preferred-stock financing intensifies competition among public corporate bitcoin treasuries competing for market leadership.
UsePaid Pauses X Money Payouts After Crypto Fee Surge
UsePaid paused X Money payouts after a record volume surge, leaving creator fees intact but exposing settlement risks between crypto activity and conventional payment rails.
Robinhood Chain Tests Arbitrum’s Path From Blockchain to Licensing Business
Robinhood Chain generated $360,000 in July licensing income for Arbitrum, offering an early test of whether blockchain technology can become a scalable software business model.
Solana Tests Whether 150 Milliseconds Can Redefine Blockchain Settlement
Solana’s Alpenglow upgrade is entering public testing with a 150-millisecond finality target, potentially transforming exchange deposits, bridge transfers and merchant payments if performance holds under congestion.
Bitget Says Hot Wallet Transfers Exposed $351.6 Million in Assets
Bitget says unauthorized transfers from hot and warm wallets exposed $351.6 million in assets, while cold wallets remained secure and withdrawals were temporarily suspended during an investigation.
Binance Sets Rules for SpaceX and QQQ Airdrops
Binance will support monthly airdrops of SpaceX- and QQQ-named tokens for eligible MarsCoin and 牛来 holders, using daily snapshots and fee-funded rewards while affiliations remain unconfirmed.
DeFi Lending Reprices Risk as Liquidations Return to Focus
Aave, Venus and new research are forcing DeFi lending to confront leverage, liquidation waves, oracle resilience and hidden bad debt as crypto volatility returns to the spotlight.
Crypto Exchanges Compete to Control the Tokenized Securities Interface
Robinhood and Kraken are expanding tokenized stocks, ETFs and perpetual futures, intensifying the race to control crypto users’ access to traditional markets while ownership, liquidity and settlement questions persist.