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June 14 GAL unlock adds 586,670 tokens (0.29%) as Gravity rolls out its L1 and recovers from a $5.4M bridge exploit. We map demand drivers and risks.
Read full articleNASA’s Hubble Space Telescope has captured MACS0329-0211, a massive galaxy cluster whose gravity bends distant light into arcs, curves, and a bright central figure-eight shape. A cosmic swarm The image, released June 12, 2026, shows what NASA described as looking “somewhat like a swarm of bees returning to their hive.” The cluster is packed with […]
According to Humanity Protocol, hackers were able to steal more than $36 million worth of H tokens, upgrade contracts, and gain control of bridges after compromising an employee’s laptop. On Tuesday, the protocol announced that the H token on Ethereum and BNB Chain was impacted by the assault that happened on
On-chain traces show the DPRK-linked attacker behind April's $292 million bridge exploit has pushed the unfrozen ~$220 million through THORChain, Wasabi, Tornado Cash, and Umbra, leaving roughly $1.7 million still sitting in the original wallet.
The payments-focused blockchain Tempo has settled 3.9M transactions across 177K addresses since mainnet launch in March, with stablecoin supply exceeding $25M and full Dune Analytics integration live.
Syndicate Labs is shutting down after five years because the rollup market has changed. Its rollup and sequencer infrastructure no longer fits current demand. The closure is separate from the recent bridge exploit, and SYND governance remains independent. Syndicate Labs is shutting down operations, citing a dramatic shift in the market for rollup infrastructure. The […] The post Syndicate Labs Shuts Down After 5 Years Amid Rollup Market Crash appeared first on Live Bitcoin News.
Solana's dominance in tokenized stocks highlights potential risks of market concentration and regulatory challenges impacting future stability. The post Solana surpasses all L1 and L2 chains in tokenized stock trading volume for 50th week appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
The post Hyperbridge launches $50K bug bounty after bridge exploit appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Hyperbridge has launched a public bug bounty program on HackenProof, offering rewards of up to $50,000 for critical vulnerabilities. Summary Hyperbridge offers $50,000 rewards for critical bugs as researchers review cross-chain messaging and fund safety. The program follows April’s fake DOT exploit that exposed proof verification risks across Hyperbridge systems. HackenProof rules require proof-of-concept reports while banning live attacks and third-party exploit testing by researchers. The program invites independent security researchers to review the protocol codebase and submit reports through the security platform. The HackenProof page lists the Hyperbridge Protocol program as live and active. It describes Hyperbridge as a system that lets blockchains communicate and transfer assets through consensus and state proofs, rather than older bridge models that rely on multisig committ
Hyperbridge launched a HackenProof bug bounty with rewards up to $50K after its April exploit exposed cross-chain proof risks in DeFi
