SecondFi is shutting down after Cardano wallet exploit
Cardano wallet firm SecondFi says it will not resume "normal operations" and will instead focus on "returning assets to affected users."
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Cardano wallet firm SecondFi says it will not resume "normal operations" and will instead focus on "returning assets to affected users."
A vote was put to BONK holders last week, with one voter making up 99.9% of the turnout and sending 4.4T tokens to an unknown address.
After predicting a rally that didn’t arrive, Michael Saylor waited for a 52% drawdown and sold at a loss to Strategy’s BTC cost basis.
Losses totalling $8M kick off the week’s DeFi security news, while a bug on Aptos put “most assets across all chains” at risk.
— George Cottrell, Nigel Farage
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Coinbase AI fired out a push notification about Norway beating Brazil in the World Cup hours before the match had been played.
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— Circle, Stablecoin
A number of South Korean firms, including Samsung, reportedly haven't agreed partner with stablecoin newcomer Open USD.
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Crypto influencer Ansem admitted that he lied when trying to get dogwifhat onto the Las Vegas Sphere by claiming it was never a coin.