Boltz has suspended its Bitcoin swap service due to a surge in automated, AI-assisted attacks targeting its infrastructure. Despite containing several exploits, the small development team struggled to keep up with rapidly evolving threats, prompting the shutdown to prevent further risks. Boltz's non-custodial model means user funds remain safe, but the service will remain offline until security issues are resolved. Users are advised to keep transaction details for refunds and await official updates before attempting new swaps.
Ed Stafford, famed explorer and Discovery Channel host, has become a global owner of the JETOUR G700 SUV, marking a partnership to co-produce Season 2 of JETOUR’s Adventure of Extremes. The vehicle handover ceremony was held with top executives from ...
HSBC reported a 23% increase in first-half 2026 pre-tax profit to $19.5 billion, boosted by growth in net interest income and its wealth business, especially in Hong Kong. The bank's second-quarter profit jumped 60% to $10.1 billion, surpassing estim...
Core Scientific is rated a Strong Buy with a price target of $28, suggesting a 40% upside. The growth is driven by the ramp-up of CoreWeave, a new AMD contract, better power monetization, and a shift away from bitcoin mining. The analyst estimates po...
Bradda Head Lithium Ltd has agreed to let solar developer SunShare build a commercial solar power facility on 16 acres of its 136-acre lithium brine lease in Pennsylvania while retaining its mineral rights. The deal includes initial and option paymen...
Comcast is rated a Buy with a $29.50 price target, offering about 26% upside from its current price near $23.50. Despite trading at distressed multiples that suggest a terminal decline, Comcast generates record free cash flow and maintains a well-cov...
