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Aave's founder clarified that a recent $310k exploit involved a third-party external adapter built on Aave v3, not the core protocol contracts. The incident highlights the security distinctions between base protocols and external integrations.
Read MorePlasma has introduced its Torch validator handoff mechanism based on Fast-HotStuff consensus. The design eliminates the need for overlapping validator committees between epochs, allowing seamless transitions without extra communication rounds or block production pauses, though message overhead increases. A dynamic epoch boundary scheme mentioned is still under peer review, with a full whitepaper and formal verification planned for release later this year.
Read MorePresident Trump stated that progress is being made with Iran, claiming the country is ready to yield and the US will win easily. He noted significant oil shipments through the Strait of Hormuz, suggesting potential oil price drops. This has sparked discussions on US-Iran relations and global energy markets.
Read MoreDallas Fed President Logan argues the Fed must continue raising rates, with at least 50 basis points more needed to curb inflation. She highlights that the recent surge in Treasury yields, driven partly by rising term premiums, is already helping cool the economy.
Read MoreKey overnight developments include a $3.8M attack on NEAR Intents, potentially linked to North Korea's Lazarus Group. The SEC proposed allowing investment advisors to offer self-custody for crypto assets. Broadcom extended a massive loan to Anthropic, and a lawsuit against Magic Eden was dismissed.
Read MoreThe IMF has approved $139 million in funding for El Salvador after completing reviews of its extended fund arrangement. Despite breaching conditions on Bitcoin holdings, exemptions were granted due to strong economic performance, corrective actions, and confirmation that additional Bitcoin came from private donations, not public funds.
Read MoreEthereum Foundation has launched zkAPI on mainnet, enabling anonymous, prepaid access to AI APIs and other metered services. Using zero-knowledge proofs, it separates payment identity from usage, allowing users to spend from an on-chain vault without revealing personal data.
Read MoreA third exclusive dinner for holders of the Trump-themed meme coin is scheduled for November 22 at a private Washington D.C. club. Admission is limited to the first 185 registered investors, with VIP status locked on November 12 based on token participation. The event promises three special guests alongside Trump, following previous politically controversial gatherings.
Read MoreEthereum's controversial EIP-8363 proposal was withdrawn by its authors before the Hegotá upgrade. The team acknowledged hard forks aren't suitable for monetary policy changes, pledging separate discussion channels. This article examines the proposal's core motivations and industry debates.
Read MoreWyoming has chartered the first U.S. digital asset banks and established a legal framework for their operation. Its banking division is partnering with New York's financial regulator to implement a streamlined chartering process and joint supervision, creating a new model for state-level crypto regulation.
Read MoreFiserv's digital asset platform launches with a white-label model, enabling financial institutions to issue and manage stablecoins through standardized infrastructure. North Dakota's Roughrider Coin is the first deployment, offering capabilities like cross-border payments to over 90 banks, signaling stablecoins' shift into core banking services.
Read MoreLitecoin Foundation partners with Greywick Digital to create cLTC, a wrapped version of LTC for the Canton Network. This move aims to connect Litecoin with major traditional financial institutions for trading and yield products, with a mainnet launch targeted for late 2026.
Read MoreCME FedWatch data reveals a sharp shift in market expectations, with a 75.1% probability priced for a Fed rate pause in October. The outlook for December is highly fragmented, showing significant uncertainty for year-end monetary policy.
Read MoreThe SEC has proposed amending custody rules to allow registered investment advisers and regulated funds to permit clients to self-custody crypto assets under specific conditions. State-chartered trust companies may also serve as qualified custodians. A 60-day public comment period is now open.
Read MoreMore than 50,000 European users have submitted feedback during the EU's MiCA regulatory review, urging authorities to permit regulated stablecoins to offer cashback and loyalty rewards under clear rules. This level of engagement far exceeds previous consultations and highlights growing public demand for progressive crypto policies.
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