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Cover: Polygon
Polygon plans to deploy the Heimdall 2.0 upgrade this week
Source: Cointelegraph
Japan's Minna no Bank plans to explore stablecoin applications on Solana
Source: ledgerinsights
Kraken and Backed plan to expand xStocks support to BNB Chain
Source: The Block
ZachXBT criticizes Circle again for inaction on hacking incidents
Source: ZachXBT
Trusta.AI officially launched the AgentGo full-chain identity mapping system
Source: trustalabs.ai
The AI automation investment management tool Glider, led by a16z, has launched a points program
Source: Glider
Truth Social will launch a utility Token
Source: decrypt
Solana 2025 Breakpoint hackathon announces award-winning projects in the Chinese-speaking region
Source: Solar
Bitcoin's native financial infrastructure NEXBRIDGE and NEXPLACE complete $8 million Series A funding, led by Fulgur Ventures
Source: chainwire
Exciting articles you may have missed
On July 4, FTX creditor representative Sunil posted on the X platform stating that creditors from 49 jurisdictions, including China, may lose their claims, with these regions' claims accounting for 5% of total funds, valued at approximately $825 million, of which 82% belongs to Chinese creditors. This article provides an in-depth exploration for your quick reading.
FTX claims face new obstacles, with $670 million owed to Chinese users still unpaid?
In May 2023, Xinkangjia launched on the 'China Petroleum' platform, renamed to 'DGCX Xinkangjia Data' in September, claiming a daily profit of 2%, attracting countless investors. As of now, police in multiple regions have filed investigations, with 37 team leaders arrested and over 120 million yuan in involved funds frozen. This article provides an in-depth exploration of the incident for your quick reading.
13 billion yuan, 2 million victims: Uncovering the largest stablecoin 'capital outflow' case 'Xinkangjia'
Recently, the US OFAC announced sanctions against the Russia-based Aeza Group and its associated entities, citing that the company provided hosting services for ransomware and information theft tools. This sanction marks a shift in international law enforcement's focus from attackers to the underlying infrastructure and service providers behind them. This article outlines Aeza Group's operational model.
The Russian service provider Aeza Group behind hackers, dark web, and drug markets has been sanctioned
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