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A jury took about two hours to convict the man who drained Uranium Finance of more than $50 million
His lawyers said he only called functions anyone could call, and twelve jurors did not think that mattered.
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An Ethereum researcher says AI could break wallet signatures in months, and Vitalik Buterin says do not rush
The warning rests on 722 machine-written maths papers, none of which attacks the cryptography in question.
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Moody’s rated a stablecoin protocol for the first time, and found $90 million of capital under $10 billion of assets
Sky now has two credit ratings to show institutions, and both say the same uncomfortable thing about its cushion.
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Samsung will put USDC transfers on 82 million American Galaxy phones, and charge nothing for them
The fee Samsung waives is only one of the fees in a remittance, and nobody has published the others.
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A payments firm is suing Tether over $2.76 million it froze a year ago and never gave back
Conduit says no police force asked for the freeze, which leaves the question of who an issuer answers to when it acts alone.
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Abstract is the second Ethereum layer 2 to shut in a week, and its backer chose not to sell a token on the way out
Pudgy Penguins’ parent says it lost eight figures on a chain that was taking about $3,900 in fees in a day.
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Coinbase is bringing back Coinbase Pro, with a $2.9 billion options exchange inside it
The relaunch is due by the end of the year, and the part American retail traders want most has no firm date.
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Safeworld raised $12 million to test whether AI robots will hurt people, by simulating the people
Nobody can prove with mathematics that a learning robot is safe, so the startup runs thousands of virtual accidents instead.
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A one-year-old missile startup raised $25 million after a dozen test launches on its first $5 million
Furientis says its interceptors cost a fraction of the $3 million incumbents, and has not said what fraction.
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Mistral built a trillion-parameter model on 4,000 chips, and says it will hand out the weights in three weeks
The French lab promises open weights that can be used to defend but not attack, which is not a promise open weights usually allow.