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.
Uranium Energy Corp (UEC) is a small uranium mining company taking a bold approach by investing heavily in growth despite current low uranium prices and potential long periods without revenue. The company is betting on strong bipartisan U.S. support ...
Bitcoin surged 22.1% last week, reaching near $77,364 and briefly testing $80,000, boosted by U.S. Treasury liquidity support and strong ETF inflows. Investors now await critical U.S. data releases on July inflation and Q2 GDP, plus Federal Reserve C...
US Treasury yields on the 10-year, 30-year, and 2-year notes declined on Monday as investors anticipate Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh's keynote speech at the Jackson Hole Symposium later this week. The drop in yields comes amid ongoing inflation ...
FIS Senior VP Jakob Harrison highlights that the rapid pace of technological and consumer changes is reshaping the payments industry. Instead of focusing on single big events, he sees gradual shifts driven by multiple smaller developments. FIS is adv...
Zoom Communications is positioned for a significant stock rally, driven by a multi-year rounding bottom pattern and upcoming Q2 earnings. A key catalyst is its 0.3% stake in AI company Anthropic, whose IPO could value Zoom's holding between $3 billio...
