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Solana Could Enable ‘Capitalism 2.0’ and Support 24/7 Tokenized Markets, Experts Say
24/7 financial markets will enable continuous trading and faster capital flows by tokenizing assets and using digital rails; regulators (SEC, CFTC) are...
Solana-linked Web3 white hats may be earning millions as DeFi bug bounties eclipse traditional cybersecurity salaries
Web3 white hats earn multimillion-dollar bounties by disclosing critical DeFi vulnerabilities, often far exceeding traditional cybersecurity...
Upbit’s Giwa Could Enable Faster, Cheaper Ethereum Transactions as a Layer-2 With One-Second Blocks
Giwa is Upbit’s new Ethereum layer‑2 built on Optimism’s OP Stack, live on Sepolia testnet and aiming for one‑second block times to...
QMMM Holdings’ $100 Million Crypto Treasury Plan Centered on Bitcoin Could Explain 1,700% Share Surge
QMMM Holdings crypto treasury announcement triggered a 1,700% intraday stock surge after the company disclosed plans for a $100 million diversified crypto...
Divergent Share Moves May Signal Risks for Bitcoin-Focused Crypto Treasury Companies
Crypto treasury stocks diverged sharply: QMMM Holdings surged roughly 1,737% after announcing an AI-blockchain platform and diversified cryptocurrency treasury, while Sol Strategies...
CZ Suggests Web3 Could Improve Security as Open-Source Apps May Be Vulnerable, Flags Binance Inheritance UX
CZ Web3 security warning: Changpeng Zhao warns that even widely used open-source Web2 apps can be vulnerable and says Web3 technologies could...
Upbit’s Giwa Testnet Could Extend Exchange Role as Ethereum Layer-2 Aimed at One-Second Block Times
Upbit Giwa is an Ethereum layer 2 launched by Upbit on testnet (Giwa Sepolia) using the OP Stack to deliver near-real-time, one-second...
Researchers Say NPM Packages Could Use Ethereum Smart Contracts to Hide Malicious URLs
ReversingLabs found two malicious NPM packages that used Ethereum smart contracts to conceal downloader URLs and fetch second-stage malware, enabling threat actors...
