A Hyperliquid user lost about 550,000 USDC after clicking a Google-sponsored ad that led to a fake Hyperliquid website. Blockchain security firm Salus traced the theft infrastructure to the Inferno drainer ecosystem, a professional drainer-as-a-service network that automates fund splitting and cross-chain withdrawals. This attack is part of a broader pattern linked to approximately $52.74 million in losses from multiple phishing incidents. Google has since suspended the advertiser behind the fake site, and Salus has shared evidence with authorities for further action.
Alphabet is predicted to announce that its Google Cloud division will achieve revenue growth exceeding 100% in its upcoming report on October 28. This significant growth highlights the expanding importance of cloud services in Alphabet's business str...
Chery Auto is showcasing its purpose-built Level 4 (L4) self-driving Robotaxi at its 2026 Global User Summit in Wuhu, China, and signing a strategic cooperation agreement with UAE-based company K2. The Robotaxi, designed from the ground up for autono...
A Bitcoin long position on the decentralized futures platform Hyperliquid, leveraged 40 times and valued at nearly $98 million, is close to liquidation with Bitcoin trading just 1.61% above the liquidation price. The position, holding over 1,200 BTC,...
The Ultra (UOS) cryptocurrency token experienced a sharp 11.05% decline within a 15-minute period on October 18, bringing its price close to the lower end of its 24-hour trading range at $0.002505. Over the full day, UOS lost 6.37%, and it also decli...
Charles Schwab is enabling eligible clients to transfer Bitcoin (BTC) and Ether (ETH) between its platform and external wallets, expanding beyond just holding crypto within investment accounts. This phased rollout currently supports only Bitcoin and ...
