After a $320 million security breach on the Liquid Network, the hackers behind the incident have offered to return "most" of the nearly 4,000 BTC they withdrew. They demand that Blockstream, the network operator, first fix the vulnerability that allowed the exploit. Communication between the hackers and Blockstream is ongoing via encrypted on-chain messages. While the hackers' intentions seem partly cooperative, there is no guarantee they will return all the funds, leaving most of the Bitcoin still under their control.
Ethereum has recovered above $2,500 but faces strong resistance near $2,560, a critical level for a potential breakout. While Bitcoin ETFs attract nearly $1 billion monthly, Ethereum's ETF inflows remain modest, signaling less institutional momentum....
Tertiary Minerals PLC announced that new drilling at its Mushima North project in Zambia has extended silver-copper-zinc mineralisation beyond the previously defined Exploration Target depth. Most of the seven newly reported drill holes ended in mine...
Futura Medical PLC increased its retail share offer from £150,000 to £200,000 due to strong investor interest. This retail offer is part of a larger fundraising effort that has conditionally raised about £1.8 million to support the company's strategi...
Ondine Biomedical has partnered with Hospital Ángeles, Mexico's largest private healthcare network, to pilot its Steriwave nasal photodisinfection treatment. This treatment, which uses light-activated agents to reduce post-surgical infections by 40%,...
Hanwha Investment & Securities is reportedly planning a tokenized securities platform in South Korea, coinciding with new security-token laws effective February 2027. However, the claim that the platform will use Avalanche blockchain remains unverifi...
