Keystone customers say a breach exposed data the hardware wallet maker said it deletes after 180 days, casting doubt on its privacy claims.
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Initia halted its L1 and rollups after an exploit reportedly minted tokens and drained over $2.6M.
Explains what holders of USDC and JPM Coin actually own and can redeem, clarifying tokenized deposits versus stablecoins.
A security advisory: Electrum has a critical exploit, and users should upgrade to 4.8.3 before signing any transactions.
Electrum users can be tricked by malicious servers that substitute fake payments and raise fees before signing, and one user reportedly lost money.
OCC letter confirms GENIUS-compliant stablecoin issuers cannot pay holders interest, pushing yield into DeFi protocols.
An attacker minted tokens on Initia and bridged out $2.7M, with a suspected MoveVM flaw and the chain halted with no restart date.
Twenty-two companies, including Wells Fargo, Cisco and Intuit, now object to their shares trading on the planned OKX-ICE tokenized stock venue.
A draft Ethereum ERC proposes an Agent Safety Framework for attributable, versioned safety specs for agents holding credentials; it is a standards proposal, not a use case.
Explains why tokenized stocks can trade away from the share price, driven by spreads, trade size and separate mint/redeem timing.
Anecdote on a Hyperliquid whale liquidation where tracker posts flagged the levels beforehand, raising questions about visible liquidation levels on perp DEXs.