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Suspected US government tool leak! Google reveals new type of cryptocurrency scam iPhone attack chain

Google Threat Intelligence Team Report Reveals New iPhone Exploit Kit Coruna Used in Large-Scale Cryptocurrency Scams. The toolkit uses JavaScript fingerprinting technology to identify iOS devices and steal crypto seed phrases and financial account information. All iPhone users are advised to update their systems immediately to prevent infection. The origin of Coruna is controversial, suspected to be linked to the U.S. government, but no definitive evidence has been provided.
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MarketWhisper·03-05 07:18
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Why Is Terra Classic (LUNC) Price Pumping Again?

Terra Classic price has jumped more than 27% today and about 40% over the past 3 days. That type of move stands out, especially in a market where Bitcoin has hovered near $67,000 without dramatic expansion. LUNC price is once again reminding traders how quickly it can move. Web3 Parrot
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CaptainAltcoin·02-27 12:05

Less than a cent crashes liquidity of over $10,000,000; order attacks may drain Polymarket market makers

Author: Frank, PANews An on-chain transaction costing less than $0.1 can instantly wipe out market-making orders worth tens of thousands of dollars from Polymarket's order book. This is not a theoretical scenario; it is a current reality. In February 2026, a user revealed a new type of attack against Polymarket market makers on social media. Blogger BuBBliK described it as "elegant & brutal," because the attacker only needs to pay less than $0.1 in Gas fees on the Polygon network to complete an attack cycle in about 50 seconds, while victims—those market makers and automated trading bots placing genuine buy and sell orders on the order book—face order destruction or passive losses. PANews has looked into
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区块客·02-26 14:45

RedotPay's Planned U.S. Listing: The Structural Logic and Regulatory Boundaries of a Stablecoin Payment Platform

Article by: Lawyer Shao Jianding Recently, Bloomberg reports (cited by multiple media outlets) mentioned that Hong Kong-based stablecoin payment platform RedotPay is considering an IPO in the U.S., with potential fundraising exceeding $1 billion, a target valuation possibly over $4 billion, and has already engaged with several top investment banks; the report also emphasizes that discussions are still ongoing, and the scale and valuation may be adjusted. (Bloomberg Legal News) This type of news is worth serious attention from legal and compliance professionals, not just because of the "large fundraising scale," but because it touches on a more critical issue: when stablecoin payment platforms begin to enter mainstream capital markets, the market will not only ask about growth figures but will also scrutinize business structure, responsibility boundaries, and regulatory compliance to ensure clarity. From the official website and terms, RedotPay has already gone beyond just "cards" or "money"
TechubNews·02-26 10:03

Crushing millions in liquidity for less than a cent, order attacks could drain Polymarket's liquidity foundation

Author: Frank, PANews An on-chain transaction costing less than $0.10 can instantly wipe out market-making orders worth tens of thousands of dollars from Polymarket's order book. This is not just a theoretical scenario; it is happening in reality. In February 2026, a user disclosed a new type of attack against Polymarket market makers on social media. Blogger BuBBliK described it as “elegant & brutal,” because the attacker only needs to pay less than $0.1 in Gas fees on the Polygon network to complete an attack cycle in about 50 seconds. The victims—market makers and automated trading bots that display real buy and sell orders on the order book—face multiple blows: forced removal of orders, passive exposure of positions, and even direct losses. PANews reviewed a report about this attack.
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PANews·02-26 02:32
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Putin classifies cryptocurrencies as "intangible property"! Russian court obtains legal basis for seizing Bitcoin

Russian President Putin has signed a new law amending the Criminal Code, officially recognizing cryptocurrencies as "intangible property," and granting courts the legal authority to seize crypto assets during criminal investigations. The regulation also requires law enforcement agencies to provide detailed information such as the type of tokens, quantity, and wallet addresses when applying for confiscation.
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MarketWhisper·02-25 06:45
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Hanwha Life, despite a decrease in performance, still indicates a leap forward through global expansion and digital innovation

Hanwha Life Insurance's net profit last year was 8.363 trillion KRW, a decrease of 3.4%. Despite increased medical usage impacting earnings, the performance of subsidiaries remains balanced. The company focuses on protection-type insurance and improving product profitability, with annual new contract marginal profits continuing to grow. In the future, it will enhance competitiveness through health insurance investments and digital innovation.
TechubNews·02-23 15:44