A crypto trader lost about $550,000 in USDC after clicking a fake Google ad impersonating Hyperliquid, a decentralized futures exchange. The scam used a sponsored Google ad to redirect users to a phishing site that looked identical to Hyperliquid, stealing wallet approvals and seed phrases. The attack exploited user trust in Google search results, not any technical flaw in Hyperliquid's systems. Google has suspended the fraudulent advertiser, and traders are advised to verify URLs and use hardware wallets for added security.
At IAA TRANSPORTATION 2026 in Hanover, Winseed showcased key trends in automotive AI, emphasizing the shift from innovation to commercialization and the rising importance of AI-driven global brand visibility. Their research ranked 127 AI-related auto...
Rosen Law Firm has announced an investigation into possible breaches of fiduciary duties by Sprout Social's directors and officers. Investors holding Sprout Social stock are encouraged to contact the firm for more information and potential legal acti...
After a sharp Bitcoin price drop on October 7, large Bitcoin holders (whales) bought about 15,000 BTC worth $1.24 billion, signaling confidence in the market. Meanwhile, MARA, a major Bitcoin mining company, sold 996 BTC valued at $81 million to fund...
Bitcoin's price hovered near $83,000 after retreating from the $86,000-$90,000 resistance zone. The negative Coinbase Premium Index, near -0.1%, indicates weaker buying pressure on Coinbase compared to Binance, suggesting softer demand on that platfo...
On October 9, US spot funds holding Chainlink tokens recorded a $9.48 million inflow, the first after five days of no activity, all going to Grayscale's GLNK fund. Despite this, German retail investors cannot buy these funds due to regulatory restric...
