September 6, 2025

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Circle execs and VCs misread the market — it cost them $2B

Circle VCs and executives sold $270M worth of stock that would have been worth an extra $1.9B had they waited a couple of weeks. Source link

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From memes to biometrics: Reddit could soon require eye scans

Reddit would be the latest partnership for World since the eye-scanning firm dropped the crypto element from its name last year. Source link

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Nobitex hackers threaten to ‘destroy’ pro-Iran institutions

Pro-Israel hackers behind the theft of $90M from Iranian crypto exchange, Nobitex, have threatened to target more Iranian institutions. Source link

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Active XRP Ledger addresses down 80% since December

The number of XRP Ledger addresses transacting on-chain has dropped from 103,000 on December 3 to fewer than 21,000. Source link

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Coinbase customer service scammer outed as part-time furry

ZachXBT tracked the furry/crypto scammer and discovered he stole over $4M by impersonating Coinbase support staff. Source link

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Crypto phishing blitz hits CoinMarketCap, Cointelegraph, and Trezor

CoinMarketCap and Cointelegraph were compromised to serve wallet drainers via malicious pop-ups, while Trezor’s contact form was hacked. Source link

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Sztorc vs Gladstein: Can Lightning scale Bitcoin?

During the 2015 block size debate, a key area of contention concerned how BTC-denominated payments will scale to a global userbase. Source link

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Bitcoin dev wants to ban 3,000 Knots nodes amid OP_RETURN clash

A controversial ban list of Bitcoin Knots operators allows you to disconnect and excommunicate them from your node. Source link

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Mysterious XRP dev Arthur Britto posts for first time in years

XRP Ledger co-creator Arthur Britto has returned to X after years of silence, earning millions of impressions. Source link

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61% of USDD collateral now in one vault — funded entirely by HTX

Justin Sun’s USDD is receiving most of its assets from HTX and is depositing them into new vaults launched without approval from a DAO. Source link

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