An attacker who exploited Trusted Volumes returned 1,122 ETH to the affected party but kept about $2 million, which is being treated as a bounty by on-chain trackers. This partial return suggests a de facto settlement rather than a full recovery, leaving questions about total losses and official remediation. The incident highlights ongoing security challenges in crypto protocols and awaits a formal statement from Trusted Volumes for clarity on the retained funds and next steps.
WeRide Inc., a global leader in autonomous driving technology, was recognized as one of China's top 10 AI international collaboration case studies for its autonomous driving deployment in the UAE. It is the only autonomous driving company included, h...
Warren Buffett has given away $6 billion worth of Berkshire Hathaway stock and announced plans to donate an additional $138 billion by 2034. This large-scale philanthropy highlights Buffett's ongoing commitment to charitable causes and his strategy t...
The US military concluded a seventh consecutive night of strikes targeting Iran's military logistics, underground weapons storage, and maritime capabilities, while enforcing a naval blockade on Iranian ports. Iran responded by intercepting several ve...
A panel of executives from Contango Silver & Gold, Guardian Metal Resources, Pecoy Copper, and Kuya Silver held a discussion on July 17, 2026, focusing on the trends and price volatility in key metals markets including gold, silver, copper, and tungs...
Jeff Yan, co-founder of Hyperliquid, warns that the crypto industry is losing top young entrepreneurs to the booming and prestigious AI sector. This talent shift poses a challenge for crypto, which requires skilled founders to develop complex on-chai...
