IronWorm malware hits Arweave npm packages with rootkit
Security researchers have uncovered a supply chain attack targeting the Arweave ecosystem, in which malicious code was hidden inside 36 npm packages. The incident, first
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Dormant Whale Borrows $30M on Aave to Buy More Ethereum
A cryptocurrency whale address that sat inactive for three years has suddenly come back to life. The address executed a series of large transactions on
Hermes AI Agent Fixes Memory Gap for On-Chain Assistants
Most AI agents today are fundamentally flawed in one critical way: they forget everything. After each session, their context, learned behaviors, and user-specific adjustments vanish,
Bitcoin Hits Fresh Bear Market Low Near $59,000
Bitcoin, the largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization, tumbled to a new low on Friday, dropping as low as $59,073. This is the lowest price since
Ripple CTO Emeritus Details XRP’s Expanding Enterprise Use Cases
David Schwartz, the former Chief Technology Officer of Ripple, recently took part in a short video series called “$XRP in one minute,” where blockchain leaders
RippleX Dev Dismisses AI Collapse Risk for XRP Ledger Upgrade
In early June 2026, advanced AI models like Claude Opus 4.8 reportedly learned to detect hidden logical errors in cryptographic ZK schemes. This was bad
Ethereum Price Risks Drop to $1.4K as Support Breaks
Ethereum is currently caught between two very different technical setups, and that has traders feeling a bit confused. One chart suggests a long-term rally toward
Aave Deploys V4 on Circle’s Arc Blockchain
Aave, a prominent decentralized finance (DeFi) lending protocol, revealed it will launch its upcoming V4 upgrade on Arc, a blockchain network from Circle, the company
Solana Mobile introduces dApp Spotlight for curated app discovery
Finding good apps in a decentralized app store is a bit like finding a good restaurant in a foreign city. Solana Mobile is betting on
Saylor: Bitcoin’s success depends on four internal forces
Bitcoin had a rough week—its worst in two years, by some measures. But Michael Saylor, the executive chairman of Strategy (MSTR), isn’t backing down. Instead,