CoinEx is shutting down after nearly nine years, with most services ending by 29 September and withdrawals remaining open until 22 December 2026.
WeatherlyBabyDoge has acquired LimeWire, with Abel Czupor taking over leadership as founders Julian and Paul Zehetmayr step down. LimeWire will focus on decentralised storage, AI tools and creator ownership, while its LMWR token remains in use across the platform.
AnaisByteDance has secured a $29.6 billion loan from 28 banks to fund its growing AI operations after lenders backed a larger facility than the $20 billion it initially sought.
WeatherlyNorth Korea is using people in countries including Iran, Syria and South Africa to help its IT workers pass job interviews and secure remote roles at US companies.
AnaisErebor Bank has restricted its free stablecoin-to-dollar service after trading firms including Wintermute and Galaxy Digital used it to profit from small price gaps in USDT.
WeatherlyOpenAI is working with Anthropic and Google DeepMind on an industry body to improve AI safety and test powerful systems before public release. The plan faces criticism from smaller AI firms and lawmakers, while growing warnings from researchers and calls for binding government rules add pressure on the industry.
AnaisX has launched its Cashtag Partner Program in the US, adding a “Trade” button that lets users move from asset discussions and price charts to participating brokerages such as Coinbase, Kraken, Gemini, Interactive Brokers and Moomoo.
WeatherlyBalancer has proposed winding down its protocol and returning more than $9 million in treasury assets to BAL holders after its post-exploit restructuring failed to generate enough revenue.
AnaisLawson and FamilyMart are using AI to create new convenience store foods, including a pickle-flavoured lemon tart and sweet potato canele. AI is mainly used for ideas and sales trends, while human experts still test and finalise the products before they reach stores.
WeatherlyA fake Cloudflare verification scam is targeting meme coin traders by tricking them into running malicious commands on their computers, with one trader reportedly losing around $600,000.
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