A U.S. court has legally restrained Arbitrum DAO from transferring 30,766 ETH (about $71.1 million) frozen after the Kelp DAO hack, as plaintiffs link the funds to North Korea. Victims of North Korean terrorism seek to seize these assets to satisfy over $877 million in unpaid judgments. Arbitrum had frozen the funds following law enforcement input, but a governance vote to recover the assets is now complicated by the court order. The dispute arises from a $292 million exploit involving North Korean-linked hackers, highlighting ongoing legal and security challenges in crypto asset recovery.
After the US and Iran reached a deal expected to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, the world's largest tanker owner, Mitsui OSK Lines, cautions that shipping companies will wait for proof the agreement works before resuming normal traffic. The strait is c...
YieldMax ETFs have announced their weekly distributions for Group 1 ETFs, with distribution rates ranging from about 25% to over 65%. These ETFs focus on option income strategies across sectors like semiconductors, AI, crypto, and metals. Investors s...
QTREX Quantum Ltd announced that its Additively Manufactured Electronics (AME) technology achieved a 97% yield validation at a major U.S. interconnect manufacturer. This milestone confirms the technology's readiness for high-demand production environ...
Clean Energy Fuels Corp. secured contracts to design and install liquefied natural gas (LNG) fueling systems in Puerto Rico, supporting a pharmaceutical manufacturer and P.R. Energy Partners' luxury residential and hotel operations. These projects wi...
Epson introduced the WorkForce Enterprise AM-C10000, a high-speed color multifunction printer capable of printing 100 ISO pages per minute, designed for busy offices and print services requiring precise color control. It supports heavy workloads with...
