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Stablecoins hold nearly $200 billion in US debt, but money funds bought the surge
Hut 8 wins bidding for Poolin’s Texas data centers with $140 million offer
Nearly $20 million in XRP drained from 6,678 wallets across six attack waves
$228B Raiffeisen Bank Opens Crypto Door to 18 Million Customers
iPhone Crypto App Hides Malicious Code as Attacker Wallet Nets $580K
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WorldPingAn iPhone app promoted as a read-only crypto monitoring tool carried code capable of accessing other apps and sensitive wallet data, a new analysis found. A wallet identified as the attacker’s received nearly $580,000 in crypto.
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WorldPingAccording to the European digital investment platform Bitpanda, the 99-year-old financial institution, Raiffeisen Bank International, is preparing the plumbing that could put crypto trading inside banking apps used by as many as 18 million customers…
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WorldPingThe proposed acquisition would add two Texas sites to Hut 8’s expanding AI infrastructure portfolio.
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WorldPingTreasury says money-market mutual funds absorbed about 85% of more than $550 billion in new bill supply during July and August.
Brief by WorldPing · Original reporting by CryptoSlate
U.S. and Iranian delegations met on the sidelines of the U.N. General Assembly, rekindling diplomacy amid Trump's threat to "annihilate" the regime.
Brief by WorldPing · Original reporting by CBS News
Tigray rebels said they were responding to a “full-scale offensive” by the government, which countered that it was the rebels who started the fighting.
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