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Ripple and the SEC have officially ended their legal fight by dismissing all appeals. XRP surged 5% as traders welcomed the final resolution.
Share link:In this post: Ethereum drainers impersonating trading bots have reportedly stolen over $900,000 from crypto users. Malicious smart contracts use obfuscation techniques to hide attacker wallet addresses. Scammers are using aged YouTube accounts and AI-generated videos for legitimacy.
Share link:In this post: Amazon gave the Trump administration a $1 billion credit deal to support cloud and AI use across federal agencies. The agreement runs through 2028 and is part of Trump’s OneGov plan to centralize tech spending. Agencies will work directly with Amazon Web Services, cutting out resellers to save costs.
Share link:In this post: OPEC+ promised to boost oil production by 2.5 million bpd by September, but is falling short. Saudi Arabia is doing most of the work, while others are either maxed out or restricted. Strong demand from China and the Middle East is keeping oil prices high.
- 15:58Stablecoin yield protocol R2 Protocol has launched on BNB ChainChainCatcher News, according to official sources, the stablecoin yield protocol R2 Protocol has been launched on BNB Chain. It is reported that R2 Protocol is an incubation project of MVB 10, integrating RWA (Real World Assets), TradFi (Traditional Finance), and DeFi (Decentralized Finance), with its core product being the yield-generating stablecoin R2 USD.
- 15:58Data: Four major whales staked a total of 48 million FF tokens worth $6.47 million after the market crashChainCatcher news, recently, on-chain analytics platform Lookonchain detected that after the recent sharp market decline, four whales withdrew and staked a total of 48 million FF tokens from major exchanges, with a total value of approximately $6.47 million. Specifically: Address 0xDda6 withdrew 15 million FF (about $2.3 million) from Bitget in the past 5 hours; Address 0x484F withdrew 15 million FF (about $1.84 million) from an exchange two days ago; Address 0xBbB9 withdrew 10 million FF (about $1.15 million) from an exchange two days ago; Address 0xf68C withdrew 8 million FF (about $1.18 million) from an exchange in the past 7 hours. All withdrawn tokens have been staked.
- 15:58ZachXBT: Some of the 127,000 BTC controlled by the US government may originate from addresses with private key vulnerabilitiesChainCatcher news, on-chain detective ZachXBT posted on X, pointing out that the wallet addresses corresponding to approximately 127,000 bitcoins (about $14 billion) announced to be confiscated by the US government had already been identified as having private key vulnerability risks in a security research report (Milky Sad Report) two years ago. ZachXBT stated that these addresses are now claimed by the US government to be "taken over and under its custody," raising concerns about how they were obtained. When a user asked whether the funds had been transferred to a more secure wallet, ZachXBT replied: "Unlikely, it seems more like someone 'hacked' them back for the US government." This comment suggests that the related BTC may not have been acquired through conventional judicial means.