Fuel Labs has launched its mainnet featuring a parallel execution engine for Ethereum-compatible applications. This innovation allows multiple transactions to be processed simultaneously rather than sequentially, enhancing throughput for complex decentralized apps like gaming and DeFi protocols. The modular design separates execution from settlement, maintaining Ethereum compatibility while improving efficiency. Developers can now test these capabilities live, potentially enabling more scalable and responsive Ethereum-based applications.
A $100 million hack on Coldcard bitcoin hardware wallets has revealed nearly 5,000 security vulnerabilities across 400 crypto projects, including 85 critical bugs. This has shaken investor confidence and kept bitcoin prices near recent lows. A volunt...
Arm Holdings is positioned to benefit significantly from the growing AI and AGI CPU market, with demand doubling quarter-over-quarter and over $2 billion in secured orders from major partners like Meta and Oracle. Management aims for $25 billion in r...
ZCash (ZEC) has risen above the $500 mark after gaining 12.48% over the past week, recovering from a local low of $451. Despite this short-term bullish move, mixed signals from different timeframes and flat volume indicators suggest the price is infl...
A severe vulnerability in BTCPay Server, a widely used Bitcoin payment processor, allowed attackers to access Lightning node credentials and steal funds from connected nodes. Notable victims include Foundation, a hardware wallet maker, and the Bitcoi...
A serious vulnerability in BTCPay Server allowed attackers to steal credentials from Lightning nodes running LND software, enabling them to seize control and drain funds. Victims include hardware-wallet maker Foundation and bitcoin publication Citade...
