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forklog.media Amazon Announces Breakthrough in Data Center Architecture

Amazon has implemented a new data center network architecture that accelerates data transmission and reduces energy consumption, according to Wired. The solution is based on a "quasi-random" topology. AWS claims to have been working on it since 2023, with implementation in infrastructure starting at the end of 2025. For the project, the company developed its own optical device, ShuffleBox, which automatically rearranges cable connections between routers. Matt Rayner, Vice President of AWS Network Engineering, stated that the team managed to "flatten the network" and eliminate bottlenecks typical of traditional architectures. According to him, Amazon was the first to scale this approach to the level of real infrastructure. In April, the company released a research paper titled RNG: Flat Datacenter Networks at Scale. RNG stands for resilient network graphs. According to Amazon, compared to classic networks, the RNG architecture: requires 69% fewer routers and switches; increases throughput by 33%; reduces energy consumption by 40%; cuts operational costs by 27%. The first launch took place in Dublin in 2024. The architecture was then deployed in Germany and Spain. Currently, most new AWS data centers are being built using RNG. Since the mid-1980s, data centers have predominantly used the fat-tree topology—a multi-level hierarchy of switches. It is reliable but rigid and requires complex cabling infrastructure. Amazon's network connects about 20 million kilometers of fiber optic cable. The starting point for the project was the Jellyfish concept, proposed in 2012 by researchers at the University of Illinois. It suggested a random graph topology as an alternative to fat-tree but created issues with routing and cable layout. According to one of the authors, Giacomo Bernardi, the team initially tested a more regular scheme inspired by Penrose tiling. Simulations showed weak resilience and modest efficiency gains. Ultimately, engineers moved to a quasi-random model. AWS emphasized that the architecture was not specifically created for generative AI. The training patterns of models are too centralized for a random graph. The focus is on optimizing the basic network infrastructure. Earlier, the largest regional electricity transmission operator in the US, PJM Interconnection, reported that the data center boom led to additional costs amounting to $23.1 billion in its area of responsibility alone.

cryptobriefing.com Bittensor integrates confidential routing layer with OpenRouter, processing up to 120 billion tokens daily

Bittensor's integration with OpenRouter could significantly enhance decentralized AI's accessibility, potentially reshaping AI market dynamics. The post Bittensor integrates confidential routing layer with OpenRouter, processing up to 120 billion tokens daily appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

cryptobriefing.com Bittensor integrates confidential routing layer with OpenRouter, pushing decentralized AI into the mainstream

Bittensor's integration with OpenRouter could significantly enhance decentralized AI's accessibility, potentially reshaping AI market dynamics. The post Bittensor integrates confidential routing layer with OpenRouter, pushing decentralized AI into the mainstream appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

blockonomi.com XRP Targets $1.42 After Major Long Liquidations Reset Market

TLDR: XRP liquidation heatmaps show that most major leveraged long positions have been cleared from the market. Reduced leverage exposure has created a cleaner market structure with fewer downside liquidity targets. MACD and RSI indicators are turning bullish as XRP forms higher lows on the 4-hour chart. XRP faces key resistance near $1.38, with a [...] The post XRP Targets $1.42 After Major Long Liquidations Reset Market appeared first on Blockonomi.

blockonomi.com Analyst Maps LTC’s Long-Term Growth Path: Is a Litecoin Rally to $1,000 Next?

TLDR: Top crypto analyst, Crypto Patel projects Litecoin could reclaim the $100-$140 range during its current accumulation phase. The analyst expects LTC to target $200-$280 after the next halving-driven market expansion. A move toward $500-$700 remains possible if Litecoin breaks key resistance during the next cycle. Reaching $1,000 may require institutional adoption and stronger long-term [...] The post Analyst Maps LTC’s Long-Term Growth Path: Is a Litecoin Rally to $1,000 Next? appeared first on Blockonomi.

news.bitcoin.com Gravity Bridge Drained of $5.4 Million as Hacker Routes Stolen Funds Through Binance

Cross-chain protocol Gravity Bridge was drained of roughly $5.4 million on May 30, with the attacker reportedly funneling part of the haul through Binance and Changenow, blockchain security firm Peckshield reported. Funds Routed Through Binance and ChangeNow Gravity Bridge, a protocol that moves tokens between Ethereum and the Cosmos ecosystem, lost about $5.4 million in […]

blockonomi.com Bitcoin ETF Outflows Extend Even as Retail Buyers Absorb Market Supply

TLDR: U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs posted a tenth consecutive day of net withdrawals on May 29. Ethereum ETFs extended their outflow streak to fourteen sessions, reflecting weaker demand. Retail traders increased Bitcoin purchases as prices remained under pressure near support. Large investors reduced accumulation activity, keeping market momentum constrained. Institutional sentiment in the digital asset [...] The post Bitcoin ETF Outflows Extend Even as Retail Buyers Absorb Market Supply appeared first on Blockonomi.

bitcoinist.com $10M In Bitcoin: Texas Breaks From IBIT To Build Its Own BTC System

A public website showing real-time Bitcoin holdings and valuations will be required from whichever firm wins the contract — a transparency measure that sets Texas apart from most institutional holders. The state’s comptroller office released the requirement last Thursday alongside the announcement of a new advisory committee formed to guide the reserve’s operations. Related Reading: […]

news.bitcoin.com Sosana Founder Reworks Consumer Protection for Web3 as Global Token Launches Accelerate

The standard blockchain ethos of “Don’t trust, verify” has created a chaotic environment as anonymous token launches have bypassed traditional consumer protection frameworks. Instead of a centralized review platform, David Track advocates for a decentralized infrastructure. The Web2 vs. Web3 Trust Gap A single, uncompromising mantra has long encapsulated the founding ethos of blockchain technology: […]

forklog.media Investor Highlights New Quantum Threat to Bitcoin

Early quantum technology investor Andrew Gault stated that the primary risk to Bitcoin infrastructure is not the hacking of wallet keys, but rather the interception of encrypted traffic between exchanges, custodians, and banks using a "collect now, decrypt later" scheme. Meanwhile, Google has planned a transition to post-quantum cryptography by 2029.

blockonomi.com AI Agents Are Leaking Alpha: Here is How Crypto Infrastructure Is Closing the Privacy Gap

TLDR: Centralized AI inference logs and retains prompts, creating structural data leaks with real dollar value attached. McKinsey’s 2025 report shows data security jumped 10pp YoY, becoming the top enterprise AI scaling blocker. Crypto projects like NEAR, Phala, and Nillion use TEEs and MPC to run encrypted AI inference at near-normal speed. Gartner projects 75% [...] The post AI Agents Are Leaking Alpha: Here is How Crypto Infrastructure Is Closing the Privacy Gap appeared first on Blockonomi.

forklog.media Who Crashed Bitcoin? Market Trap and the Rise of AI

This week, "Deconstruction" focuses on the paradox of Bitcoin's decline, AI attacks on crypto developers, the Ethereum update crisis, and a recipe for saving DAOs. Bitcoin Emerges from Crisis The price of Bitcoin fell below $73,000 amid rising oil prices and the U.S. Treasury's debt sales. However, analysis of data over 10 years showed no direct correlation between Bitcoin and oil prices. With the launch of spot ETFs, Bitcoin has changed its status and become structurally independent. The digital currency no longer has to automatically fall in line with traditional markets, so current fluctuations are merely temporary technical noise, not a global trend. Ethereum Updates The upcoming Ethereum update (Higota) proposes to include a secure pool for private transfers and a new data structure — Verkle trees. This will reduce blockchain state storage load by 90% and allow network nodes to run on regular smartphones. A mechanism to combat censorship is also planned. The main issue, however, is that due to the postponement of hard forks and the mass exodus of technical specialists from the Ethereum Foundation, the update schedule is in serious doubt. New Hacker Tactics AI-based attacks are now targeting not the user, but the developer and the code supply chain. Hackers upload malicious packages that deceive AI programming assistants (like Claude) and trick the neural network into collecting keys and passwords under the guise of "security scanning." As a result, a crypto wallet or DeFi application can be compromised even at the program writing stage, before its official market release. DAO Rescue Recipe Fundamental Web3 approaches are in systemic crisis: DAOs lack self-organization, the transition to "teal" is too psychologically costly, and Open Source survives only on donations. However, these models can work effectively together, covering each other's weaknesses. In such a structure, DAOs create real cash flows by funding open-source developers, while teal principles ensure that decisions are made by the most competent participants, not just the largest token holders. This is a shortened version of the podcast. Watch the full episode: Subscribe to the podcast: Apple Podcasts Spotify YouTube Deezer Яндекс.Музыка YouTube Music

news.bitcoin.com Hyperliquid Hits Record $67 as CFTC Cracks Open the US Perpetuals Market

HYPE climbed to a fresh all-time high near $67 on May 29, capping a week in which U.S. regulators cleared the first domestic perpetual futures contract and Grayscale branded Hyperliquid a breakout success. A Record Built on Regulatory Relief HYPE, the native token of the decentralized exchange Hyperliquid, touched roughly $67.24 during Friday trading, extending […]

blockonomi.com Cardano (ADA) Holders Are Quietly Discovering Ruvi AI (RUVI) And Many Believe They’re Still Early

On-chain firm Santiment flagged that large Cardano wallets accumulated roughly 140 million ADA in recent weeks, while ADA trades near $0.2421 this week. Analyst Ali Martinez noted the same accumulation band and pointed to developer activity holding strong near 680 weekly commits across more than 80 repositories.  CoinCodex models a $0.38 mid-2026 target if momentum [...] The post Cardano (ADA) Holders Are Quietly Discovering Ruvi AI (RUVI) And Many Believe They’re Still Early  appeared first on Blockonomi.

forklog.media FBI Uncovers Scam Network, Seizes $8 Billion in Bitcoin

FBI has announced the seizure of over 127,000 BTC, valued at approximately $8 billion, as part of the international Operation Blackout targeting scam centers and their networks. This was reported by Fox News.  Raids took place in Asia, Africa, and the Middle East, resulting in nearly 300 arrests. Around 2,000 individuals were freed from centers where they were held and forced to participate in fraudulent schemes. An additional $30 million was confiscated from entities linked to scam operations in Myanmar. Major Case Traced to Cambodia The bulk of the seized funds is associated with Chen Zhi, chairman of Cambodia's Prince Holding Group. This involves more than 127,000 BTC. Back in October 2025, the US Department of Justice filed its largest-ever forfeiture lawsuit—approximately 127,271 BTC—and charged Chen Zhi, also known as Vincent. Investigators allege the businessman organized a network of scam centers in the country. People were held against their will and forced into crypto investment schemes. Authorities estimate the damage in billions of dollars worldwide. At the time of the charges, Chen Zhi remained at large. Pig Butchering Scheme According to the Department of Justice, the centers operated on a pig butchering model—building long-term trust through messengers and social media before luring victims into "profitable" crypto projects. Once funds were transferred, the platform vanished, and the money was withdrawn. US authorities describe these schemes as one of the most destructive forms of crypto fraud. According to the FBI, reported losses grew from $5.8 billion in 2024 to over $7.2 billion in 2025. The key infrastructure, according to investigators, was located in industrial scam centers in Cambodia, as well as in border areas of Myanmar and Thailand. After the lawsuit was filed in 2025, AP, citing case materials, reported that authorities valued 127,271 BTC at more than $14 billion at the time. If the court approves the forfeiture, part of the funds will be directed to compensate victims. Operation Blackout has become one of the largest international operations against crypto fraud and human trafficking. The investigation is ongoing. In 2025, the US Treasury imposed sanctions on nine entities in Myanmar and ten in Cambodia for their involvement in organizing fraudulent schemes using cryptocurrencies.

forklog.media Celsius Founder Seeks to Overturn 12-Year Fraud Sentence

Alex Mashinsky, the founder and former CEO of Celsius, has filed a motion in court to overturn his 12-year prison sentence, citing ineffective defense, a conflict of interest with attorneys from Mukasey & Young LLP, and the application of the "fruit of the poisonous tree" doctrine. In his appeal, he also linked Celsius's losses to alleged actions by Sam Bankman-Fried involving CEL and stETH tokens. Mashinsky had previously pleaded guilty to securities fraud charges.

cryptobriefing.com Iran missile strike injures five US personnel at Kuwait base, rattling crypto markets already on edge

The missile strike exacerbates geopolitical tensions, potentially destabilizing markets and influencing crypto's role as a safe-haven asset. The post Iran missile strike injures five US personnel at Kuwait base, rattling crypto markets already on edge appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

cryptobriefing.com Tim Queeney: Rope’s strength comes from friction and the helix effect, its pivotal role in early societies, and the demand for real assets in modern technology | Odd Lots

Rope's historical role in maritime industries underscores its foundational impact on human development and technological progress. The post Tim Queeney: Rope’s strength comes from friction and the helix effect, its pivotal role in early societies, and the demand for real assets in modern technology | Odd Lots appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

news.bitcoin.com He Bought a Hard Drive He Thought Was New, but When He Plugged It in He Found 800 GB of Data Worth Thousands of Dollars

Reddit user All-Seeing_Hands bought a supposedly new 1TB SSD that arrived preloaded with 800GB of music-production tools, including Kontakt ($299) and Reaktor ($199). The find has reignited concerns over online sellers, from unchecked returns and pirated installs to disks with manipulated SMART and FARM data and even counterfeit shells, with Seagate drives cited in past […]

bitcoinist.com What The Fed Chairman Said About XRP And Its Implications For Holders

Tom, the founder of OpenFind, has drawn attention to a research paper co-authored by the Fed Chair Kevin Warsh, in which they highlighted XRP. Specifically, the paper discussed cross-border payments and how crypto assets such as XRP could serve as a bridge currency.  Fed Chairman’s Research Paper Highlights XRP’s Utility In an X post, Tom […]

news.bitcoin.com MiCA Decoded: Offshore Corporate Structures With MiCA Licensing: What Nobody Thought Possible

It’s hard to imagine that, with its reputation of strictness, the MiCA regulation would allow for offshore structures. Evidence shows that it’s actually common practice. MiCA Decoded is a 12-article weekly series for Bitcoin.com News, co-authored by LegalBison’s Co-Founding and Managing Directors: Aaron Glauberman, Viktor Juskin and Sabir Alijev. LegalBison advises crypto and FinTech companies […]

blockmanity.com From Hype to Trust Infrastructure: KuCoin CMO Explains Web3’s Next Big Shift

The Crypto World is Changing Fast The crypto space has moved past the days of quick hype and token rewards. Now, the real winners will be those who build strong trust systems. This was the main message from KuCoin’s Chief […] The post From Hype to Trust Infrastructure: KuCoin CMO Explains Web3’s Next Big Shift appeared first on Blockmanity.

forklog.media Stellar Surges 30% Amid Market Movements

According to TradingView, Stellar led the daily growth in the crypto market with a 31.56% increase. Following were Audiera (+18.84%), Lighter (+17.09%), Injective (+16.88%), and Monero (+15.01%). Meanwhile, Genius Terminal (-23.37%), Pendle (-7.31%), Plasma (-6.71%), and NEAR Protocol (-6.56%) were among the decliners. In terms of market capitalization, Bitcoin leads with $1.47 trillion, followed by Ethereum ($242.98 billion), USDT ($188.25 billion), BNB ($89.17 billion), XRP ($83.37 billion), and USDC ($75.98 billion).

forklog.media JPMorgan CEO Criticizes CLARITY Act Over Stablecoin Yields

JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon criticized the U.S. cryptocurrency market structure bill (CLARITY Act) in an interview with Fox Business, amid a debate over rewards for stablecoins. The top executive stated that the document effectively allows issuers to pay interest on deposits without comparable customer protection. According to him, banks "will not accept it in this form." "I'm not worried about 'stablecoins,' but if it happens, I will have nothing to do with it, and eventually, it will all blow up," Dimon said. The clash between banks and crypto companies has intensified as the CLARITY Act progresses in Congress. Lawmakers are debating requirements for issuers, reserves, consumer protection, and the right to offer yield products similar to bank accounts. The main point of contention is the reward programs for "stablecoins." Coinbase and its CEO Brian Armstrong believe banks are pushing for restrictions to protect the deposit model. The banking sector insists that companies offering bank-like services should be subject to similar oversight. Disagreements have slowed work on the document, despite bipartisan support for digital asset regulation. For the law to take effect, it must be approved by both houses of Congress and signed by President Donald Trump. In May, the Senate Banking Committee advanced its version of the initiative. The Agriculture Committee did so earlier. Lawmakers are now reconciling texts before a full Senate vote. Earlier, TD Cowen analysts downgraded their forecast for the adoption of the CLARITY Act, considering its approval unlikely this year.

news.bitcoin.com Cryptoquant’s Ki Young Ju Warns Bitcoin’s Bear Market Could Run Into Early 2027

Cryptoquant CEO Ki Young Ju believes bitcoin’s profit-taking cascade typically drags investor returns lower for about 18 months, a pattern that could keep the current bear market running into early 2027. Still Some Time To Go Till The Bears Retreat Bitcoin’s bear market may still have a year or more to run, according to Cryptoquant […]

cryptopotato.com This Crypto Trade Printed 638% APY Last Month: Details

Hyperliquid is best known for its on-chain perps exchange, but did you also know there are vaults where users can deposit funds and follow specific trading strategies? One of these vaults, currently enjoying a total value locked of more than $3 million, delivered 638% APY last month. Let’s examine. What Are Hyperliquid Vaults? Hyperliquid vaults […]

blockmanity.com Mavryk’s Bold Bet: Building a Layer-1 Blockchain for Real World Assets and DeFi Integration

Mavryk’s Bold Bet: Building a for Real World Assets and DeFi Integration The world of finance is changing fast. Traditional assets like real estate and private equity are moving onto blockchains. This shift creates new chances for everyday people to […] The post Mavryk’s Bold Bet: Building a Layer-1 Blockchain for Real World Assets and DeFi Integration appeared first on Blockmanity.

forklog.media Odessa Scammers Busted, Stealth GPU Cryptominer and More Cybersecurity News

We’ve gathered the week’s most important cybersecurity news. A new group hit crypto companies via fake interviews and macOS malware. A stealth GPU miner spread through search spam and AI chatbots. A vigilante hacker was booted from GitHub and GitLab after posting Microsoft zero-days. CrowdStrike and Google dismantled a network targeting open-source developers. New group hit crypto firms via fake interviews and macOS malware Researchers at Wiz uncovered a large-scale cryptocurrency theft campaign attributed to a previously unknown group, JINX-0164. Since mid-2025, the attackers have targeted blockchain developers through fake online interviews. During the exchange, the victim was redirected to a spoofed videoconferencing site. There, under the pretext of installing a client or fixing a "technical error," the developer was persuaded to download an infected file. The group’s toolkit includes sophisticated malware adapted for both Intel and Apple Silicon architectures: AUDIOFIX. Disguised as a system audio driver. It steals passwords, SSH keys, crypto wallet data, and sessions from Discord and Telegram. The software enables lateral movement across a company’s internal network, infiltration of infrastructure, and injection of malicious code into active projects; MiniRAT. Previously used in a supply-chain attack. It was distributed through a trojanized version of the legitimate npm package @velora-dex/sdk, used in DeFi projects. MiniRAT allows remote command execution and loading of additional modules. Source: Wiz. Experts note that JINX-0164’s tactics — a focus on crypto, targeting developers via fake recruiting, and the use of specific VPN services (for example, Astrill VPN) — resemble the modus operandi of North Korean groups such as BlueNoroff. However, Wiz found no direct technical overlaps in infrastructure to conclusively tie JINX-0164 to Pyongyang. Stealth GPU miner spread via search spam and AI chatbots  As part of an ongoing cryptomining campaign, attackers are targeting high-performance graphics processing units (GPUs), according to Microsoft. Infection occurs via malicious download pages for system utilities often installed on powerful PCs. Among them: CrystalDiskInfo, HWMonitor, Display Driver Uninstaller, FurMark, K-Lite Codec Pack, and PDFgear. Microsoft researchers found the attack begins when users search for these tools and follow malicious links boosted in results via SEO. Some April reports indicate users also landed on malicious domains after interacting with AI assistants. In those cases, victims asking a chatbot for software download recommendations received poisoned links in generated responses. Example of an AI chatbot response with an infected link. Source: Microsoft. Once a system is infected, the attacker gains persistent access by deploying the standard remote management tool ScreenConnect. The core of the malware masquerades as innocuous apps like the VLC player and sets itself to autorun. To evade defenses, the malware hides its code inside legitimate Windows system files and adds itself to antivirus exclusions.  After establishing a stealthy foothold, it downloads and launches a miner to secretly extract cryptocurrency using the victim’s GPU power. The campaign uses the gminer, lolMiner, and SRBMiner-MULTI GPU miners. Microsoft noted the operators’ behavior stands out for its "targeting and monetization strategy built from the ground up to maximize GPU-mining revenue from each compromised device" instead of chasing scale. Vigilante hacker kicked off GitHub and GitLab after posting Microsoft zero-days Microsoft blocked the GitHub account of a cybersecurity researcher known as Nightmare-Eclipse and deleted his Microsoft account. GitLab then followed suit. The dispute stemmed from financial disagreements and exploit disclosure policy. As claimed by Nightmare-Eclipse, Microsoft ignored his vulnerability reports and refused to pay MSRC bounties that can reach $250,000. Source: GitLab. In response, the researcher began publishing discovered zero-day vulnerabilities openly and said he will release another batch on July 14, 2026. He disclosed: BlueHammer. Locally elevates privileges in Windows Defender. Allows an attacker with standard user access to escalate to full SYSTEM rights; RedSun. Exploits a different antivirus code flaw than BlueHammer but achieves a similar outcome; UnDefend. A tool aimed at sabotaging Windows Defender. The exploit makes the system believe an endpoint is protected and the antivirus is functioning correctly, while effectively depriving Defender of the ability to detect malware; GreenPlasma. A vulnerability that grants SYSTEM privileges via the CTFMon system service responsible for alternative text input and language bars; MiniPlasma. A local privilege escalation exploit via the Windows cloud filter driver cldflt.sys. Successfully grants SYSTEM rights even on fully updated Windows 11 versions; YellowKey. A critical vulnerability in BitLocker disk encryption. With physical access, an attacker can bypass protections and open encrypted data with minimal effort, nullifying the technology’s purpose. In addition, Nightmare-Eclipse announced the creation of a "dead man’s switch" — an automated system that will dump new exploits online if he is arrested or physically eliminated. CrowdStrike and Google dismantled a network targeting open-source developers In a joint operation, CrowdStrike, Shadowserver, and Google took down an infrastructure used to spread malware and steal passwords from open-source software developers. The target was the hackers behind the Glassworm botnet, which for two years attacked supply chains in the OS ecosystem. Glassworm operators used several strategies to distribute malicious code, including: publishing infected extensions in developer marketplaces; malvertising — buying sponsored search results to trick victims into downloading malware; using credentials stolen in prior breaches to take over developer accounts and inject malicious code directly into their projects. According to CrowdStrike, the hackers managed to "poison" more than 300 GitHub repositories. Specialists dismantled four command-and-control servers that relied on the Solana blockchain, the BitTorrent peer-to-peer network, Google Calendar, and virtual private servers. This severed the attackers’ access to infected machines and halted further malware delivery. In Odessa, scammers used advanced AI to steal about 2.5 million hryvnias Ukrainian law enforcement, together with Kazakhstan’s cyber police, exposed a large criminal organization in Odessa. The phone scammers targeted citizens of Kazakhstan. Preliminary losses total around 2.5 million hryvnias (about $57,000 at the time of writing). The fraudsters used advanced social engineering tools, including deepfakes and AI-generated video. Posing as law enforcement officers, bank employees, or telecom staff, they created a sense of threat. Under the pretense of "protecting the account" or avoiding fabricated criminal charges, they convinced victims to install malware on their smartphones to steal funds. According to investigators, two Odessa residents organized the illegal network. The call centers operated like a streamlined business with their own CRM system and clear role distribution. Staff included HR managers, administrators, IT specialists, and operators of various levels.  During searches, police detained nine people and seized equipment, off-the-books accounting records, cars, and cash. The suspects face up to 12 years in prison with asset confiscation. Carnival, the world’s largest cruise operator, confirms breach affecting 6 million customers Carnival Corporation, the world’s largest cruise line operator, officially confirmed a large-scale data leak impacting nearly 6 million people. The incident occurred on April 10, 2026, via a social-engineering attack: the intruders tricked an employee and gained access to corporate systems. The company then began mass notifications to affected individuals. According to BleepingComputer, the ShinyHunters group claimed responsibility, saying they stole terabytes of corporate data.  A ShinyHunters post on the dark web. Source: BleepingComputer. Analysis indicates the hackers obtained databases of Holland America loyalty program members. Compromised information includes names, dates of birth, email addresses, gender, and customers’ locations. It’s another reputational blow for Carnival: in 2020 and 2021, the company’s systems suffered successful cyberattacks that exposed passengers’ and crew members’ personal and financial data. Also on ForkLog: Hacker hijacked a $15 million GUA airdrop. Fake Uniswap ads on Google netted scammers $400,000. Squid denied a $3 million contract hack. Socket identified an attack targeting crypto and AI developers. 10,000 critical vulnerabilities: Anthropic reported initial Project Glasswing results. StablR’s EURR and USDR stablecoins lost their pegs after a $2.8 million hack. What to read this weekend? The weekend is a chance not only to rewatch favorites, but to rethink them. ForkLog got a head start and explored why Johnny, the protagonist of Mike Leigh’s classic "Naked," is not just a misanthrope with a Manchester accent, but an early prototype of a cypherpunk without the internet. 

bitcoinist.com BlackRock And Strategy Send 7,459 Bitcoin To Coinbase Prime – Will Demand Hold Up?

Bitcoin is struggling below $75,000 as the market faces uncertainty that has made directional conviction difficult to sustain across multiple sessions. The price is under pressure — and top analyst Axel Adler has identified a development in the institutional wallet data that adds a specific supply dimension to the current weakness that the price chart […]

blockmanity.com Hyperliquid Eyes 600 Trillion Dollar Global Market With New Expansions

Hyperliquid Eyes Global Market With New Expansions Hyperliquid is no longer just another crypto trading platform. It is now aiming at a much bigger prize. The project wants to tap into a that covers stocks, commodities, and other traditional assets […] The post Hyperliquid Eyes 600 Trillion Dollar Global Market With New Expansions appeared first on Blockmanity.

news.bitcoin.com Visa Invests in Replit to Bring Secure Payments Into AI Agents and Apps

Visa has invested in Replit as the companies work to bring secure payment tools into AI-built applications and software agents. The partnership comes as Replit expands its enterprise business with self-serve access and a new partner program. Replit Expands Enterprise Sales as Visa Joins AI Commerce Initiative Visa has made a strategic investment in Replit, […]

blockonomi.com FBI Crypto Seizure Hits Record $8B in Global Scam Crackdown

TLDR: FBI crypto seizure crackdown marks one of the largest crypto forfeitures in US history. Authorities tied 127,000 bitcoin seizure to Prince Holding Group CEO Chen Zhi fraud network. Operation Blackout dismantled scam compounds across Asia and freed nearly 2,000 trafficked workers. IC3 reported 72,000 crypto fraud complaints in 2025 with losses exceeding $7.5 billion [...] The post FBI Crypto Seizure Hits Record $8B in Global Scam Crackdown appeared first on Blockonomi.

bitcoinist.com OKX, KIS Acquire 20% Stake In South Korean Crypto Exchange As Local Race Intensifies

OKX and Korea Investment & Securities have joined the list of companies investing in South Korean crypto exchanges after agreeing to acquire a 20% stake each in Coinone, one of the country’s largest platforms. Related Reading: Ripple CEO Says Voters, Trump Defeated The ‘Anti-Crypto Army’ OKX, KIS Become Coinone’s Third-Largest Stakeholders On Friday, Coinone announced […]

blockonomi.com Cash App Investing Partners With Apex Clearing to Scale Its Platform

TLDR: Cash App Investing selected Apex Clearing after an extensive evaluation to support its next phase of growth. Apex’s AscendOS™ platform offers real-time processing, 24×5 trading, and multi-asset class support for users. Existing Cash App features like dividend reinvesting and Round Ups remain fully intact under the new partnership. The API-first infrastructure gives Cash App [...] The post Cash App Investing Partners With Apex Clearing to Scale Its Platform appeared first on Blockonomi.

blockonomi.com SEC Chair Paul Atkins Predicts CLARITY Act Passage and Trump Approval

TLDR: SEC Chair Paul Atkins said he expects the CLARITY Act to pass Congress and become law. The bill aims to establish clear rules separating digital commodities from securities. Senate Banking Committee approval has moved the CLARITY Act closer to a full vote. The framework seeks to keep crypto innovation and investment activity within the [...] The post SEC Chair Paul Atkins Predicts CLARITY Act Passage and Trump Approval appeared first on Blockonomi.

bitcoinist.com Why Bitcoin Is Struggling While Stocks Keep Rising – Here’s What The Data Reveals

Bitcoin is struggling below $75,000 as the market faces uncertainty that has persisted long enough to raise fundamental questions about the nature of the current weakness. The price action is frustrating for bulls who expected the recovery from the February lows to deliver more, and XWIN Research Japan has published an analysis that identifies the […]

cryptobriefing.com Ranjan Roy: Corporate America is rationing AI as costs skyrocket, the hype around generative AI is hindering meaningful development, and 82% of token spending fails to yield productive outcomes | Big Technology

Corporate America rethinks AI investments as hidden costs and irrational spending behaviors come to light. The post Ranjan Roy: Corporate America is rationing AI as costs skyrocket, the hype around generative AI is hindering meaningful development, and 82% of token spending fails to yield productive outcomes | Big Technology appeared first on Crypto Briefing.