Ostium, a trading protocol on Arbitrum, suspended all trading after an attacker exploited a compromised oracle signer key to fabricate price data and drain up to $23.7 million USDC from its liquidity vault. The attack caused a 72% drop in the vault's total value locked, with stolen funds converted to ETH and spread across wallets. Ostium has frozen trader funds and positions and is working with security experts to investigate and strengthen its systems before resuming trading. This incident highlights risks beyond smart contract audits, especially in oracle and key management infrastructure.
Samsung Wallet will launch a new stablecoin feature in late October 2026, available on 82 million U.S. Galaxy devices, allowing users to hold and send stablecoins without separate apps or managing private keys. Bastion, selected as the licensed custo...
SyncSpider introduced B2Bware, a B2B portal designed to automate and centralize order, customer, product, and operational data management for businesses. The platform integrates with ERP, CRM, and eCommerce systems like Odoo and Shopify to eliminate ...
OpenAI began rolling out GPT-6 models in ChatGPT starting October 7, offering GPT-6 Sol to paid users and GPT-6 Luna to free and Go users. This update spans all subscription plans and introduces Intelligent UI, allowing ChatGPT to provide interactive...
The U.S. government transferred $566 million in cryptocurrency over a 10-hour span, including 4,632 Bitcoin valued at about $384.5 million. The transfer also involved $119 million in Tether and $62.34 million in Wrapped Bitcoin. This large movement h...
At TOKEN2049, Jake Chervinsky, CEO of the Hyperliquid Policy Center, clarified that Hyperliquid is a neutral infrastructure protocol operating beneath exchanges like Coinbase and Kraken, not a competing exchange itself. This distinction allows regula...
