South Korea’s central bank is calling for circuit breakers on crypto exchanges after a major error at Bithumb led to accidental Bitcoin payouts and a brief price crash on the platform. The incident exposed weak internal controls, prompting regulators to push for stronger safeguards and trading halts to prevent similar disruptions in future.
AnaisMeta is building an AI version of Mark Zuckerberg that can talk to employees, give feedback and act like a digital stand-in for the CEO using his voice, behaviour and public statements.
WeatherlyOpenAI’s revenue chief said enterprise customers are increasingly moving toward Amazon’s Bedrock platform, arguing that the company’s long-standing Microsoft partnership has made it harder to reach some clients.
AnaisCrypto exchange Kraken says it is being extorted by a criminal group claiming to have access to limited internal videos and client-related data, though it confirms no systems were breached and funds were never at risk.
WeatherlyX’s head of product, Nikita Bier, sparked speculation after posting that crypto has had a rough year and hinting that X could launch something to “fix it,” drawing major attention across the industry.
WeatherlyX has launched an updated Cashtags feature that turns stock and crypto tickers into interactive pages with live prices, charts and related posts inside the app.
WeatherlyTether has launched Tether.Wallet, a self-custodial app that lets users send USDT, USAT, Bitcoin and XAUT using simple names instead of wallet addresses.
AnaisKraken has confirmed it filed confidentially for a US IPO, even as its valuation fell to about $13.3 billion after a new investment from Deutsche Börse Group. The listing plans were previously delayed by weak market conditions, but the company appears to be keeping the IPO option open while markets recover.
WeatherlyHigh Roller Technologies has partnered with Crypto.com to launch regulated prediction market products in the US, allowing users to trade event-based contracts across finance, sports and entertainment.
AnaisA fake Ledger wallet app on the App Store tricked users into entering seed phrases, leading to losses of about $9.5 million across more than 50 victims before it was removed. The scam was exposed by ZachXBT, while Apple said it had taken down the app and the developer after confirming it used bait-and-switch tactics to impersonate the real wallet service.
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