Aave has filed an emergency motion in a U.S. court to unfreeze about $71 million in ETH recovered from an April 18 exploit. The funds are currently frozen due to a restraining notice linked to claims against North Korea, with plaintiffs seeking to seize the assets to satisfy unpaid judgments. Aave argues the ETH belongs to victims of the exploit, not attackers, and freezing the funds blocks their return to users, potentially causing wider disruptions in DeFi markets. The company seeks expedited court relief to continue the recovery and return process.
Cortea secured €12 million in funding led by Dawn Capital to develop AI-powered Audit Quality Agents that review audit reports and financial statements, identifying errors and inconsistencies before sign-off. These tools help audit firms improve qual...
Cortea secured €12 million in seed funding led by Dawn Capital to develop AI tools that enhance audit quality without compromising accuracy. Their Audit Quality Agents review audit reports and financial statements to detect inconsistencies and errors...
Hong Kong Tourism Board has launched the "Hong Kong Summer Fun" campaign featuring a series of vibrant summer events including the 50th Sun Life Hong Kong International Dragon Boat Festival, Pixar Summer Fest, and a major football event with top Euro...
Hong Kong Tourism Board has launched the "Hong Kong Summer Fun" campaign, featuring festivals, family attractions, sports events, and exclusive summer deals valid until August 31. Highlights include the 50th Sun Life Hong Kong International Dragon Bo...
XTransfer has been recognized for the second consecutive year in FXC Intelligence’s 2026 Top 100 Cross-Border Payments Companies list, highlighting its role in advancing global B2B payment solutions. The company, serving over 890,000 enterprises in 2...
