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World Liberty Financial launched USD1 natively on the Canton Network on 25 August, making the stablecoin a settlement option for tokenised real-world assets, derivatives collateral and institutional lending. USD1’s circulation stands at US$4.08 billion (AU$5.71 billion), sixth among stablecoins, according to DefiLlama, while Canton says it processes more than US$9 trillion (AU$12.6 trillion) in real-world assets onchain each month. The launch lands eight months after Canton announced World Liberty’s intention to deploy, when USD1’s circulation had just passed US$2 billion (AU$2.8 billion). World Liberty Financial, the Trump family-backed crypto venture, launched its USD1 stablecoin natively on the Canton Network on…

Trail of Bits disclosed a Provenance Blockchain authorization flaw that it said exposed 82 live mainnet asset accounts to takeover. A successful abuse could let someone mint an affected token or withdraw assets held in escrow.Those special asset accounts, called markers, govern a token’s supply, permissions, and escrow balance. The security firm said the flaw allowed a user who held none of a marker’s tokens to take its admin, mint, and withdrawal permissions, then act on them in a second transaction.The bug came from a mismatch between two records of token supply. For non-fixed markers, Provenance’s bank module tracks live…

XRP has gained as much as 44% over the past week, outperforming Bitcoin and Ethereum. Ripple says Jeonbuk Bank is the first regional bank in South Korea to use Ripple Payments for cross-border business remittances. The service will cut settlement times from days to seconds or minutes for the bank’s business customers. The deal adds to Ripple’s growing work with Korean financial institutions, including Kyobo Life Insurance and Kbank. XRP has made weekly gains of as much as 44% as the broader crypto market has rallied. At the time of writing, XRP is trading at US$1.44 (AU$2.00) and has the…

The American Bankers Association is pressing US regulators to require anyone who buys or redeems a payment stablecoin directly with its issuer to open an account and complete customer identification.For a holder coming from self-custody, that would turn a direct cash-out into an issuer-onboarding event.The Blockchain Association accepts identity checks for direct primary-market account customers but says an optional one-off redemption or a redemption routed through another regulated intermediary should not automatically make the underlying holder an issuer customer.The disagreement surfaced in comments on a joint federal proposal for stablecoin issuer customer identification programs, known as CIPs.The Federal Reserve’s public…

US-listed Bitcoin ETFs have recorded seven consecutive days of net inflows, totalling US$2.56 billion (AU$3.56 billion). The funds have attracted more than US$54 billion (AU$75 billion) in net inflows since inception, despite heavy outflows earlier this year. Australian Bitcoin ETFs now hold US$560 million (AU$780 million) in combined assets under management. Ethereum ETFs have gone ten days without net outflows, while XRP has gained more than 40% over the past week. After the crypto market rallied, with major assets like Bitcoin, Ethereum and XRP posting double-digit gains, Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) are also making a comeback. The US-listed BTC ETFs…

Decentralized lending protocol Moonwell has proposed no cbETH repayment in its latest reserve round, even as the Base market for Coinbase Wrapped Staked ETH carries a $1.77 million net shortfall.The allocation, published by risk service provider Anthias Labs on Aug. 24, would leave 2.8095 cbETH of listed reserves unused months after a February oracle error created the bad debt.Moonwell’s live Base markets API showed the imbalance was still present at 11:28 UTC on Aug. 25. It reported $1.93 million supplied and $1.94 million borrowed, with negative $8,223.63 liquidity and 100.43% utilization in its cbETH market calculation.Infographic showing Moonwell cbETH reserves,…

Software supply-chain security firm Socket found 40 Firefox add-on identities with confirmed malicious behavior, including draining crypto, including nine that had previously distributed sports-score tools under the same IDs.Anyone whose recovery phrase, private key, or wallet keyring reached one of the malicious versions must treat that wallet as compromised because uninstalling the add-on cannot revoke an exposed secret.The Aug. 19 report linked 77 identities to what Socket provisionally calls the “Offside Wallet Theft Factory,” with 40 containing confirmed malicious behavior. The other 37 were deceptive or suspicious sports-score shells whose analyzed versions contained no confirmed theft payload.The campaign operated from…

Soluna Holdings is asking shareholders to substantially expand its ability to issue stock as the data-center developer tries to finance a 6.3-gigawatt pipeline that remains overwhelmingly unbuilt.An SEC filing showed that Soluna shareholders will vote at the company’s Oct. 16 annual meeting on whether to increase its authorized common stock to 1 billion shares from 375 million.Investors will also consider a separate proposal allowing Soluna to issue more than 20% of its outstanding shares under a standby equity agreement with YA II PN. The company had 246.7 million shares outstanding as of Aug. 21. Related ReadingBitcoin miner Bitdeer unlocks a…

Phantom will remove Sui from its wallet interface on Sept. 24, one month after announcing that it and Sui had decided to end the integration. After the transition, Phantom will no longer display Sui balances, support Sui sends or swaps, or connect to decentralized applications.The assets will remain on the Sui blockchain, tied to the credentials that authorize the account. Phantom’s transition guide says users can restore access through a compatible wallet even after the cutoff. Sept. 24 ends access through Phantom; it does not end ownership or later access to the funds.That separation turns a product sunset into a…

Crypto miner Sphere 3D said it could face approximately $2.2 million in supplemental US tariffs, before interest, on Bitcoin miners purchased in 2022 by a subsidiary it now owns.The company said in an Aug. 24 filing that US Customs and Border Protection treated the equipment as Chinese-origin goods.The filing stated seller-provided import documents included a certificate of origin and a certificate of manufacture certifying the miners were not of Chinese origin. It called CBP’s allegation meritless, said it plans to protest, and said the amount payable remains uncertain.The filing does not disclose CBP’s origin analysis, the subsidiary or seller involved,…