On September 11, 2026, Symbiosis's Bitcoin Bridge was exploited to create about 46.1 billion unbacked synthetic Bitcoin tokens (syBTC). The attacker liquidated only around 4.39 wrapped BTC for roughly $336,000 before the breach was detected. Symbiosis recovered about 15 BTC (worth $1.15 million) and suspended Bitcoin routing while keeping other services operational. They offered the attacker a white-hat bounty of 20% of stolen funds, with a deadline of September 13, and plan compensation for affected liquidity providers. This is the third recent Bitcoin bridge exploit, following similar attacks on Liquid Network and Nomic.
Barnes & Noble Education is transitioning from a traditional bookstore retailer to providing inclusive educational programs billed through tuition fees. This new model offers recurring revenue, higher sales volume, and more predictable pricing, suppo...
Teucrium has postponed the launch of its 2x Short Daily XRP ETF for the 19th time, pushing the effective date to October 11, 2026, without clear reasons from SEC filings. This ETF aims to deliver twice the inverse daily performance of XRP, but its re...
Bitcoin's open interest has fallen about 14% in 2026 as traders reduce leveraged positions ahead of important legislative votes, signaling a move toward safer spot trading. This deleveraging trend, marked by orderly position unwinds rather than panic...
On September 11, BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) experienced $19.23 million in client redemptions, the largest single-fund outflow among US spot Bitcoin ETFs that day. This outflow represents only 0.03% of IBIT’s $60.6 billion assets under m...
The SUI token has declined about 7% over the past week, currently trading near $0.72 and testing critical support around $0.70–$0.71. Analysts highlight this level as key for a potential rebound toward $0.84–$0.85, supported by a recent TD Sequential...
