🚨 LATEST: Trade.xyz will reimburse eligible traders after nearly $60 million in SK Hynix perpetual liquidations were triggered by a single trade on a thinly traded Korean pre-market venue.
The exchange says affected users who meet the eligibility criteria will be compensated.
🚨 BREAKING: An oracle pricing flaw reportedly allowed an attacker to steal 293.7 million $SUPRA (worth approximately $900,000) from Solido.
Nearly 90% of the stolen tokens are believed to belong to the Supra Foundation. Around 220 million $SUPRA was traced to a suspected Gate deposit address. The token is down 94% over the past year, while total value locked (TVL) has fallen to just $950,000.
🚨 BREAKING: 🇦🇪 Emirates, the UAE's largest airline, has begun accepting cryptocurrency payments for flight bookings, marking another major step toward mainstream crypto adoption.
🚨 NEW: A lawsuit alleges Apple left a fake Bitcoin wallet app on the App Store even after an $875,000 theft was reported, leading to another user losing approximately $840,000.
The three plaintiffs claim they lost a combined $1.84 million after entering their seed phrases into the fraudulent app. Apple says it has since removed the fake apps and terminated the associated developer accounts.
🚨 MARKET ALERT: Meta has recorded its longest losing streak ever, closing in the red for eight consecutive trading sessions.
The selloff marks the worst streak in the company's history, raising questions about whether it's a temporary correction or the beginning of a deeper trend.
🚨 JUST IN: Zcash's Ironwood upgrade goes live tomorrow and could reveal whether fake $ZEC was ever created through a bug in the network's private Orchard pool.
As users migrate their ZEC to the new pool, every coin leaving the old pool will be counted. If more coins are withdrawn than were originally deposited, it could expose counterfeit ZEC.
🚨 JUST IN: 🇰🇷 South Korea's largest bank, KB Kookmin Bank, is partnering with JPMorgan's Kinexys to launch a blockchain-based cross-border payment service.
The initiative aims to make international payments faster, more efficient, and lower cost using blockchain technology.
🚨 CYBER ALERT: 🇰🇵 North Korean hackers are reportedly using fake Zoom and Microsoft Teams calls to steal cryptocurrency.
Victims are tricked into installing a fake "SDK update," which can compromise their device, steal crypto wallets, browser data, and messaging sessions in minutes.
⚠️ Remember: Zoom and Teams never ask users to install an SDK update during a meeting.