Drift Protocol announced a recovery plan following a $295 million exploit linked to a DPRK-affiliated attacker. The protocol will issue recovery tokens representing users' verified losses, funded by protocol revenue, Tether support, and partner capital. Most stolen funds remain traceable but unrecovered, with law enforcement involved. Drift aims to relaunch in Q2 2026 with enhanced security and a focus on perpetual trading, signaling a long-term recovery process rather than immediate payouts.
The STANCE clinical trial evaluating BD's GalaFLEX LITE™ Scaffold for breast revision surgery in capsular contracture has surpassed its first enrollment milestone with 274 patients treated at 33 U.S. sites, exceeding 50% of planned enrollment. This t...
Bitcoin surged about 28% in August 2026, recovering from a 21-month low but still 37% below its October 2025 peak. The rally was driven by US Treasury bond buybacks, renewed regulatory clarity, and short position liquidations. While the overall crypt...
CMC has been recognized on Newsweek's America's Greatest Companies 2026 list, highlighting its leadership in early-stage construction markets, innovation, and sustainability. The company, a Fortune 500 firm, emphasizes operational excellence and empl...
Lisk, a blockchain platform launched in 2016, will shut down its own chain on October 31, 2026, making any LSK tokens left on it permanently inaccessible. Users must bridge their tokens to Ethereum via Superbridge or Lisk Bridge at least seven days b...
ArcelorMittal is transforming into a portfolio of regionally protected steel businesses, leveraging local production and mining to benefit from trade policy changes. The company’s earnings quality has improved structurally, with higher EBITDA per ton...
