Within six hours, multiple crypto bridges and cross-chain protocols lost over $35 million due to attacks exploiting logic flaws and compromised keys, not cryptographic failures. Verus's Ethereum bridge was exploited twice for $7.54 million by reusing a known bug, while B² Network lost $3.86 million after an attacker seized upgrade authority over its staking contract. These incidents highlight ongoing vulnerabilities in governance and permissions rather than cryptography itself, with AI-driven tools potentially increasing future risks. The repeated breaches erode trust and emphasize the need for stronger security controls in cross-chain systems.
Resouro Strategic Metals has submitted a Mining Concession Application for its Novo Mundo Gold Project in Mato Grosso, Brazil, marking a key step toward converting trial mining into a fully licensed, long-term operation. The application covers about ...
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Bitcoin Improvement Proposal 110 (BIP-110), which aims to limit data-heavy Ordinals on the Bitcoin blockchain, faces uncertain activation due to low miner support. Blockstream CEO Adam Back downplays fears of a forced Bitcoin chain split, explaining ...
Strategy, formerly MicroStrategy, introduced new Bitcoin financial metrics to clarify the actual Bitcoin value available to common shareholders after accounting for $22 billion in lender and preferred investor claims. The company holds about 843,775 ...
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