HACKER ARRESTED AFTER STEALING $220,000 IN CRYPTO VIA VIDEO GAMES
US authorities have arrested a 21-year-old man accused of participating in a malware campaign distributed through video games, which stole $220,000 in cryptocurrency from at least 80 wallets.
The infected games, distributed on Steam, were reportedly downloaded by around 8,000 users. Once installed, they harvested credentials and seed phrases to drain victims' wallets.
The investigation also revealed the hackers primarily targeted large crypto wallet holders and used Monero $XMR in an attempt to obscure their transactions. #XMR
CoinShares says Bitcoin's floor is likely in, but upside remains capped a break above $80K unlikely without a meaningful shift in monetary policy expectations. #BTC $BTC
Signal is the gold standard of encrypted messaging. Endorsed by Edward Snowden. Used by journalists, activists, and governments. The encryption is battle-tested and the reputation is earned. But Signal has a structural problem it has never fully solved. It requires a phone number to sign up. That number ties your identity to your account and to anyone who already has your number. The encryption is strong, but the identity layer underneath it isn't private. Signal also runs on centralized servers. The foundation controls the infrastructure. That means a court order, a government mandate, or a funding failure could compromise availability not the encryption, but access to the network itself. @Liberdus removes both vulnerabilities at the same time. No phone number, no email, no personal identifier of any kind. And no central server to target, subpoena, or shut down. Signal protects what you say. Liberdus protects who you are. #Liberdus $ LIB #BNB $BNB
Tokenized ETFs Surpass $500M Market Cap Tokenized ETFs have crossed $500M in total market capitalization. The sector remains relatively small but is growing rapidly Ondo Finance leads the market with a 66.4% share The tokenization of stocks, ETFs, and bonds continues to gain momentum as a key trend in on-chain finance. #ONDO $ONDO
Liberdus vs Session Session is one of the most serious privacy messaging projects in the space. No phone number. No metadata. Onion routing. Open source. Vitalik Buterin donated to it. The respect is deserved. But there's a detail worth noting. In April 2026, Session announced it would close operations after July 8th if it didn't receive at least $ 1 million in funding. The community responded, and they survived but the moment revealed something important: even a respected decentralized project can be one funding crisis away from shutdown when it relies on a foundation to keep the lights on. Session's post-quantum cryptography is also still in development announced as part of Protocol V2, which is still being designed and hasn't shipped yet. @Liberdus runs on a different economic model. Its network is powered by node operators and community participants not a foundation that can run out of money. And quantum-resistant encryption isn't a roadmap item. It's already in the protocol, by default, today. Respect to Session. But architecture decisions made at launch have long-term consequences. #Liberdus $ LIB $XRP #XRP
NEAR Foundation has joined the x402 Foundation to help build open payment and infrastructure standards for the AI agent economy. NEAR joins AWS, Google, Microsoft, Stripe, Visa, Mastercard and others. #NEAR $NEAR
For centuries, money and messages traveled together. Medieval merchants used letters of credit a single document that carried both a message and a payment instruction across borders. The communication and the value transfer were one act, not two. Somewhere along the way, the digital era separated them. Messaging became one app. Payments became another. The friction between the two became so normal that nobody questioned it anymore. You send money. Then you send a message to explain why. Then you screenshot the transfer to share in another app. Three steps to do what a 13th century merchant did in one. @Liberdus reconnects what was never supposed to be separated. Messages and payments travel together in a single transaction the way it worked before someone decided to break them apart. Sometimes innovation isn't about inventing something new. It's about remembering what we forgot. #Liberdus $ LIB $XRP #XRP
Uniswap Continuous Clearing Auctions are now live on Robinhood Chain, bringing onchain token launches and liquidity bootstrapping to Uniswap v4. #UNI $UNI
What if email was invented today? Not in 1971, not before smartphones, data brokers, quantum computing, or government surveillance programs. Today, with everything we know. Would we build something that requires your phone number just to sign up? Something routed through servers owned by a handful of corporations? Something that can be subpoenaed, scanned, or shut down by a regulator on the other side of the world? Probably not. We'd build something decentralized. Encrypted by default. Resistant to censorship and quantum-level threats. Something where payments and messages travel together because separating them never made sense to begin with. We'd build something closer to @Liberdus . The technology exists. The question was never can we build it? The question was always will anyone bother? Someone did. #Liberdus $ LIB #Web3 #Privacy #BNB $BNB
TON network $GRAM experiencing block production slowdown with delayed deposits and withdrawals. TON Core team is actively working to resolve the issue. #GRAM #TON
Michael Saylor says Bitcoin only needs to appreciate faster than 3.3% annually for its capital gains to fund Strategy's STRC dividends "indefinitely. #BTC $BTC