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.
Berkshire Hathaway is well-positioned to benefit from rising interest rates, holding $324.9 billion in Treasury bills that will reprice higher, alongside a $177.5 billion insurance float that funds its growth. Despite concerns about succession, Greg ...
GH Research PLC has resolved the FDA clinical hold on its investigational new drug (IND) application for GH001, a treatment targeting resistant depression. This clearance allows the company to plan a pivotal phase 3 trial expected to begin in 2026. G...
The Congressional Black Caucus (CBC) is strongly supporting legislation to regulate artificial intelligence, with nearly all of its 62 members ready to vote in favor of AI guardrails to ensure transparency and safety. CBC leaders emphasize the need t...
The US State Department has urged Americans outside the Middle East to reconsider travel due to the risk of rapid escalation in the Iran conflict. Iran insists the Strait of Hormuz will remain closed until its demands are met, including ending the na...
Toyosa, a Toyota dealer in Bolivia, has introduced Bitcoin as a payment option for purchasing Toyota vehicles, adding to its existing payment methods including bolivianos, U.S. dollars, and USDT stablecoins. This expansion follows Bolivia's 2024 regu...
