The attacker behind the $36 million Humanity Protocol hack has started moving stolen funds through multiple wallets, converting some into stablecoins like USDC and USDT before depositing them on KuCoin. The breach occurred after a phishing email delivered malware that gave the hacker admin access, enabling the theft and minting of 141 million H tokens. The hacker used decentralized exchanges and multiple wallets to obscure the trail. Humanity Protocol froze its Ethereum contract and is working on recovery, but challenges remain on BNB Smart Chain.
A LayerZero-linked wallet transferred 2 million ZRO tokens worth about $1.93 million to Binance, raising concerns about potential selling pressure amid already weak market sentiment. Futures markets show dominant selling activity with traders favorin...
Getty Images has entered a multi-year display partnership with OpenAI to feature its licensed visual content within ChatGPT's search and discovery functions. This collaboration aims to enhance the quality and trustworthiness of AI-powered visual resp...
Abaxx Technologies has denied any regulatory investigations and refuted claims made by Viceroy Research, which it calls a short-and-distort campaign aimed at driving down its stock price. The company has engaged regulators in Canada and Singapore to ...
Avalanche's C-Chain has seen a six-fold increase in monthly transactions since June 2025, rising from 250,000 to nearly 1.2 million daily transactions. This surge is largely due to a 330% year-over-year increase in stablecoin transfers, especially US...
Clément Lesaege, founder of Kleros, proposed a protocol-level 10% redirect rate on Ethereum staking rewards to fund shared infrastructure managed by validators. This semi-voluntary system would activate only if a majority of validators agree, then be...
