In the past 24 hours, USD Coin (USDC) experienced a net outflow of $141 million while Tether (USDT) saw a net inflow of $41.4 million, indicating a rotation of capital among stablecoins. Bitcoin showed heavy two-way flows with a small net outflow, suggesting active repositioning rather than a clear directional move. Ethereum remained stable with minimal net flow, and selective altcoins like Monero and Solana attracted positive inflows. This shift highlights traders' preference for liquidity and tactical flexibility over broad risk exposure, which could impact market liquidity and trading conditions if the trend continues.
MassPay, a global payout platform, now enables eligible clients to send USDC stablecoin payments instantly worldwide using Coinbase's payment infrastructure. This integration allows businesses to manage wallets, convert funds to USDC, and initiate pa...
Raydium's Legacy AMM V3 program was exploited due to a validation flaw allowing an attacker to bypass proportion checks and drain $1.34 million from five inactive liquidity pools. The attack did not affect current Raydium programs, SDK, or user inter...
Raydium, a major decentralized exchange on Solana, suffered a $1.34 million exploit targeting five deprecated liquidity pools from its legacy AMM V3 program. These pools were phased out in 2021 and had no active users or current interface exposure. T...
Geoffrey K. Auyeung from Washington was sentenced to five years in federal prison for laundering nearly $100 million stolen through a fake oil and gas investment scam. He used nine shell companies, 81 bank accounts, and multiple crypto platforms incl...
