Weekend altcoin rally runs out of road as bitcoin slips

Coldcard hackers transferred $7.7 million worth of Bitcoin, which accounted for approximately half of their third wave of theft proceeds. （Decrypt）

According to data released by SolanaFloor, Circle has issued approximately 3 billion USDCs on the Solana chain in the past 24 hours.

According to The Times, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) in the UK has been in talks with multiple trading platforms to relax the ban on retail investor financial forecasting markets implemented since 2019. Currently, the agency's public stance still supports maintaining the ban.

Blockchain security company Hacken pointed out that the USDT worth $91.3 billion on the Tron network is controlled by 2-of-3 multi signature contracts, and holders of two signature keys can take over contract management privileges, and the contracts lack mechanisms for delay, cancellation, or revocation. Attackers can change the contract owner to mint USDT, freeze addresses, destroy balances, or charge transfer fees. The multi signature wallet controls the USDT contract itself, rather than directly holding user funds.

[Citibank and DBS Bank Complete First Weekend Cross-Border Tokenized Deposit Transaction] Citibank and DBS Bank have completed the first weekend cross-border tokenized deposit transaction between Singapore and the United States via the Swift digital ledger. This transaction utilized tokenized deposits to bypass the limitations of traditional banking operating hours, achieving settlement within minutes. DBS Bank stated that compared to the approximately two business days required for traditional cross-border transfers, the transaction significantly improved efficiency. Swift plans to pilot tokenized cross-border payments with 17 major banks, including Citibank, DBS, HSBC, BNP Paribas, UBS, ANZ, and Standard Chartered.