Revolut disclosed personal and financial data of some customers, including Bitcoin transaction histories, following a request that appeared to be from a legitimate government agency but was sent from an unauthorized email account. The exposed information included names, dates of birth, addresses, verification documents, and financial details like account statements and IBANs. Experts believe the incident targeted high net worth users and that Revolut failed to detect the fraudulent nature of the request before sharing data. Revolut has not yet commented on the situation.
Disc Medicine announced a webcast on October 19, 2026, to discuss topline results from its APOLLO Phase 3 trial of bitopertin, an investigational oral drug for erythropoietic protoporphyria (EPP). Bitopertin targets glycine transporter 1 to modulate ...
Tech analyst James Altucher draws a parallel between the 1865 coal consumption surge and AI's increasing power needs, despite efficiency gains. He highlights Elon Musk's unique strategy of vertical integration, including plans to build AI data center...
BitTorrent has completed its inaugural burn of BTT tokens, using 100% of decentralized service revenue to repurchase and permanently remove over 21.6 trillion tokens from circulation. This marks a key step in BitTorrent's long-term strategy to create...
Monero (XMR) price approached a key resistance level at $558 after trading near $555, with a daily close above this barrier potentially pushing the price toward $575. Trading volumes surged significantly, with spot volume up 171% to $13.13 million an...
Ondo has expanded its tokenized assets on the Solana network, surpassing $500 million in tokenized assets and $1 billion in total value locked on its Ondo Stocks platform. However, the ONDO governance token does not grant holders shareholder rights o...
