A Hacken report found that about half of the circulating USDT on the Tron network, estimated at $91.3 billion, is controlled by a 2-of-3 multisignature administrative key setup without a built-in timelock. This means two of three keys can authorize contract operations like minting and freezing tokens, highlighting a governance risk but not an ownership or security breach. No evidence of compromised keys or theft was found, and the report emphasizes this as a potential exposure rather than an active exploit. The full assessment and Tether's response are awaited to clarify the implications for USDT holders and market confidence.
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Reconnaissance Energy Africa's flow test samples from the Kavango West 1X Sidetrack well in Namibia indicate a thermogenic gas system with liquid potential, showing maturities from late oil to early gas. The company plans a horizontal test to confirm...
Qualcomm has renewed its Global Patent License Agreement with Apple, removing a major uncertainty for investors. The stock trades near $194 with a 24/7 Wall St. price target of $228.68, implying a 16.27% upside. Qualcomm's growth is driven by expandi...
