Fat finger errors prove that crypto is still vulnerable to simple human mistakes. Source link
Chinese trader laundered more than $17M for Lazarus Group in 25 hacks
The North Korean cybercrime group is credited with some of the biggest crypto hacks, including the $600 million Ronin bridge exploit. Source link
RedStone launches oracle AVS on EigenLayer
RedStone is the first large oracle to launch on the Ethereum restaking protocol. Source link
‘If not self-custody, then why crypto?’ — Ledger CEO
Ledger CEO Pascal Gauthier told Cointelegraph that hardware wallets need to evolve because “crypto never sleeps.” Source link
Cosmos ecosystem rocked by North Korean developer allegations
Cosmos’ co-founder and core contributors were previously unaware of the North Korean link, which could lead to the removal of the Liquid Staking Module. Source link
Crypto ‘full of ideas’ generated at universities — UK blockchain exec
Centre for Blockchain Technologies deputy director said regulators should review the latest academic research to help write future rules. Source link
Ethereum blob fees soar: What does it mean for L2s?
Ethereum blob fees briefly surged to a price of $4.52 spurred by a frenzy of Scroll airdrop claims. Source link
International agencies report on tokenization to G20 officials
The Bank for International Settlements and the Financial Stability Board have similar views on tokenization — it could provide new benefits and familiar challenges. Source link
Metallicus secures FedNow transaction certification
The partnership was originally announced in mid-2023 ahead of the launch of FedNow. Source link
Buenos Aires rolls out blockchain-based ID for 3.6M residents
Residents of the Argentine capital now have access to decentralized digital IDs on their mobile devices, powered by the scaling protocol ZKsync Era. Source link