
Ethereum researcher urges a slow migration of funds to fresh addresses
Justin Drake suggests a gradual move to fresh addresses. Nothing has been broken, and rushing a migration carries risks of its own.
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Justin Drake suggests a gradual move to fresh addresses. Nothing has been broken, and rushing a migration carries risks of its own.

Cardano's new standard lets token issuers freeze and seize balances. It covers assets issued under it, not ADA itself or coins you already hold.

BaFin has refused the MiCA licence behind Bitcoin.de. Its operator says trading will resume through regulated partners, none named, nothing signed yet.

Ledger's Morpho-powered loans let you borrow stablecoins against bitcoin, but the collateral leaves your device and sits in a smart contract.

Bitget's notice reopening bitcoin withdrawals runs to two sentences and mentions neither ETH, USDT nor the $387.5m estimate it revised upward.

Confiscation orders against Raymondip Bedi and Patrick Mavanga total about £851,000. At least 65 investors lost £1,541,799 to their fake crypto scheme.

Two separate complaints filed in New York on 29 September allege $12.5m and $2.8m in losses. No liability found, no recovered money mentioned.

Cosmos Hub validators secured 1,227,121 of the 1.73 million ATOM moved by the Neutron attacker. Six signers won't release it without a governance vote.

Three men attacked a couple at home in a robbery police believe was planned and directed by a fourth man on a video call. A £10,000 reward is open.

Bitget says a $351.6m loss is fully covered by its $464m protection fund. Withdrawals stay paused, and no UK compensation scheme sits behind that.
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