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The PancakeSwap pool for 79AU, 79thVault’s token, lost $14.35 million in USDT on Oct. 7 through two selling wallets, according to a Bitquery investigation published Oct. 8.Bitquery found that 79% of the pool’s liquidity-provider receipts had been burned. But a permission inside 79AU let tokens leave the pool without payment. Those tokens were then sold back for USDT, bypassing the need to redeem a liquidity receipt. Related ReadingCrypto hackers exploit third-party Aave tool to steal 114 ETH PancakeSwap’s V2 documentation describes LP tokens as receipts representing a provider’s share of a pool. They are separate from the two assets traders…
Polygon’s surging USDT0 holder count masks shrinking balances and suspected scam activity amid its broader push into stablecoin payments.An Oct. 7 investigation by blockchain analytics firm Bitquery found that addresses matching scam patterns accounted for 58% of the net growth in Polygon’s USDT0 holders since August 2025, raising questions about the quality of adoption figures promoted by the network.The findings challenge Polygon’s recent celebration of surpassing 8.1 million USDT0 holder addresses, the highest among blockchains included in a Token Terminal comparison.According to Bitquery, roughly 998,000 of the 1.71 million addresses added over the preceding 13 months exhibited patterns associated with…
A hypothetical strategy of backing the favorite on prediction market Polymarket in every scored 2026 US primary would have lost 4%, even though those candidates won 87% of the time, according to blockchain data provider Bitquery’s scorecard dated Oct. 9. The result separates two questions for election bettors: who is most likely to win, and whether their contract is worth the price.Bitquery found that the candidate with the highest study reference price won 238 of 273 Senate, House and governor primaries. But its hypothetical strategy of putting $1 on each favorite at the study’s reference price lost four cents per…
Amazon’s Bedrock AgentCore Payments, built with Coinbase and Stripe, lets AI agents discover paid services, authenticate, and pay with stablecoins and x402 under preset spending limits.AI agents are getting wallets before merchants get a court, and shopping agents have started placing orders across the open internet.The harder problem arrives once the payment clears, when a buyer’s agent pays correctly, and the buyer wants the money back. The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) put that gap on the record Oct. 6, and Edgars Nemse, CEO of the GenLayer Foundation, argued it caps what agents can buy.Nemse told CryptoSlate that payment “is…
Strategy’s $1.45 billion preferred-share buyback program is supporting a substantial share of trading in one of its key Bitcoin financing instruments.According to a Keyrock research report, Strategy’s repurchases accounted for more than 20% of weekly trading volume in its variable-rate preferred stock, STRC, during almost every week of September.The company’s share reached about 28% the week of Sept. 8 before falling to just under 20% in early October.The findings raise questions about how much of STRC’s market liquidity comes from independent investors and how trading conditions might change if Strategy reduces its purchases.That question is becoming increasingly relevant as the…
Key takeaways XRP has declined nearly 7% over seven days after failing to clear resistance at $1.60. Trading volume remains around $3 billion, equivalent to nearly 4% of its circulating market capitalization. XRP ETFs have attracted just $4 million in October so far, compared with $121.4 million during September. XRP has fallen nearly 7% over the past week after its latest rally failed to break through $1.60, leaving traders watching nearby support for signs that the correction could stabilize. Trading activity remains elevated at approximately $3 billion, but slower ETF inflows and increased transfers to exchanges suggest buyers face a…
Tasmanians lost AU$1.5 million through crypto ATM scams in just three months after being pressured by fraudsters to deposit cash. Police say common schemes include fake investments, romance scams, recovery fraud, bogus government payments, tech support and job scams. The losses have continued despite cash limits, mandatory scam warnings and stronger customer due diligence requirements introduced by AUSTRAC. The police are warning Tasmanians to be vigilant when it comes to cryptocurrency ATMs. According to a report from late September, Tasmanians have been scammed out of AU$1.5 million in the past three months. The funds had been deposited by Tasmanians after…
Coinbase streamed an in-person trading competition from Singapore on Oct. 8, advertising $150,000 for the trader crowned Coinbase Champion and presenting the event as a spectator tournament.The company’s Token 2049 Champions Cup page billed the contest as an esports-style perpetual-futures tournament featuring 10 traders and one winner. Its standings tracked the traders’ profit and loss in dollars, while the broadcast mixed trading updates with walkouts, jokes and an invitation for viewers to pick a contestant.At 6:54 p.m. UTC, the event page listed Intern first with $4,263.37 in profit and loss. Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong promoted the contest as it went live, saying…
Key takeaways Dogecoin traded near $0.085 on Friday after losing more than 11% this week. Two large-wallet cohorts reduced their combined holdings by 100 million DOGE since Tuesday. A close below $0.084 could expose $0.078 and $0.070, with resistance beginning at $0.086. Dogecoin traded around $0.085 on Friday, approaching a key trendline area after a weekly decline of more than 11%. Falling balances among some large holders and weakening technical momentum suggest continued downside pressure. However, derivatives positioning offers a more mixed picture, with long positions outnumbering shorts in CoinGlass’ tracked ratio. Large Dogecoin holders reduce exposure Santiment’s supply distribution…
OpenAI reportedly used an LLM to help draft and edit its Australian government breach notification, though humans reviewed and sent the final email. The revelation followed Jason Kwon telling a parliamentary hearing that he did not think AI had been used to prepare the notification. Assistant minister Andrew Charlton argued that AI requires regulation because industry self-regulation cannot adequately address its risks and incentives. Former RBA official Jonathan Kearns warned AI investment could add near-term inflationary pressure and contribute to further interest-rate rises. The saga around OpenAI and the Australian government continues. The Guardian Australia reported that OpenAI used an…