📌 Daily Summary
● LIVE TRACKINGChina has achieved a significant milestone by conducting its first cross-border payment using the digital yuan to Singapore, highlighting the growing international adoption of central bank digital currencies. Meanwhile, the cryptocurrency landscape faces turbulence as one of the largest Bitcoin mining companies has filed for bankruptcy, raising concerns about the health of the sector amidst rising operational costs. In a proactive move to address potential security threats, prominent industry players have collectively invested $15 million in quantum-resistant technology to safeguard Bitcoin transactions. On the exchange front, Lien Finance reported a substantial security breach resulting in a loss of $542,000, underscoring the ongoing risks in the digital asset market. Notably, Bitcoin exchanges Upbit and Bithumb have removed an altcoin from their delisting watchlist, while Binance has added three new altcoins to its list of risky assets, signaling the dynamic nature of trading strategies within the cryptocurrency ecosystem.
12:49
China has successfully completed its first cross-border payment to Singapore using the digital yuan. The transaction, conducted via…
11:55
Poolin, a Bitcoin mining pool, has filed for bankruptcy protection due to financial difficulties.
11:02
BlackRock, Coinbase, and seven other major companies have formed the Bitcoin Security Consortium to ensure the long-term security…
10:05
Lien Finance lost approximately 542,000 USDC due to a vulnerability in the bond token exchange logic. The attacker…
08:01
Both exchanges announced in official statements that TAIKO, which was previously on the delisted watchlist, has been removed from that status.
