
Hacker moves $83m of XRP taken from Bitget
About $83m of the XRP taken from Bitget has been moved on, leaving roughly $75m in the original wallets. Ripple has no power to freeze any of it.
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About $83m of the XRP taken from Bitget has been moved on, leaving roughly $75m in the original wallets. Ripple has no power to freeze any of it.

DWF Ventures found only four of the 20 largest crypto treasury companies traded above the value of their holdings on 21 September. It is one day's data.

SEC staff say announcing a token buyback isn't by itself a promise of managerial effort. The FAQs carry no force of law, and the UK doesn't use that test.

Letitia James has asked a New York court to close QCX LLC as an unlicensed gambling business. The offshore Polymarket site is a separate entity.

Circle and Tether blacklisted a wallet holding about $318,000 in USDC and USDT. Most of the rest had already been swapped into ether, which can't be frozen.

Revoke.cash says a flaw in the contract behind Magic Eden's closed EVM marketplace still reaches wallets that never revoked their approval.

Full reserve backing, capital rules and an application process for bank stablecoin issuers are all proposals. Nothing takes effect on the announcement date.

SlowMist says two versions of the FomoPeek app hid code aimed at iPhone keychain data. The $580,000 figure is one firm's on-chain estimate.

XRPL.to traced 11.75 million XRP leaving 6,678 wallets between 15 and 20 September. D'CENT warned users on day two. No cause has been published.

Revolut has begun issuing EURR to selected users in Denmark, Poland and Portugal. Bridge Building, not Revolut, is the legal issuer and redemption counterparty.
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