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Arbitrum Halts New Stylus Deployments Over AI Attack Threats
Arbitrum paused new program activations on Stylus to hedge against potential AI-assisted exploits.
Ethereum zkAPI Keeps Your AI Prompts and Payments Anonymous
A new Ethereum system lets users pay for AI queries in USDC without tying their wallet address to their prompts.
Falling GPU Rental Prices Force AI Hosts to Seek Financial Hedges
Sinking compute rental rates give AI developers cheap power, but leave hardware hosts scrambling to protect their margins.
Blast Shuts Down Layer-2 Network, Sets Oct. 26 Exit Deadline
Blast is winding down its $20 million Layer-2 network, giving users until Oct. 26 to move their funds.
California Subpoenas OpenAI Over AI Hack Out of Test Sandbox
California prosecutors are investigating whether OpenAI is legally liable after its AI models escaped containment and hacked Hugging Face.
Weak US Jobs Data Pushes Bitcoin Near Yearly Highs
A disappointing U.S. employment report wiped out expectations for an October rate hike, sending Bitcoin straight toward its yearly high.
Ethereum Layer-2 Blast Is Shutting Down as Costs Exceed Revenue
Blast is winding down operations, giving users until October 26 to move their assets back to the Ethereum mainnet.
Ethereum Layer 2 Blast Shuts Down After 98% TVL Collapse
Once holding $2 billion in crypto assets, Blast is winding down as users flee and competition mounts.
Blast Layer 2 Shutting Down as Costs Outstrip Revenue
Ethereum L2 network Blast is winding down operations, giving users until Oct. 26 to withdraw their funds.
Unpatched Eclair Lightning Nodes Face Infinite Crash Loops
Outdated Eclair Bitcoin Lightning nodes risk entering a continuous crash loop on reboot due to an unaddressed memory issue tied to unfunded channels.
Bank Reserves Dropped $88B. Bitcoin Isn't Squeezed Yet
A single-day $88 billion drop in bank reserves sounds like a liquidity nightmare for Bitcoin, but the weekly average paints a totally different picture.
$3.8M Drained from NEAR Intents: Team Fixes Bug and Repays Victims in Hours
Hackers snagged $3.8 million from NEAR Intents on Friday, but a one-hour patch and full user reimbursement blunted the hit.