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A blockchain used to move Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC) between exchanges has lost about US$320 million in an exploit.

Bitcoin Core 32.0 has entered final testing, with developers targeting October 10 for the finished release.

VIVA has moved part of its financial operations on-chain through Iris, an Avalanche-based network for telecom operators.

Theo has launched thSLVR, a tokenised silver product backed by more than $40 million of committed leases.

Payward has announced plans to offer US clients onchain perpetual futures through Hyperliquid (CRYPTO:HYPE), subject to regulatory approval.

A US Justice Department filing has revealed that Hamas’ military wing advised potential donors against using Binance for crypto transfers.

The US House Ways and Means Committee has advanced the Digital Asset Tax Certainty Act by a 38-5 vote.

Celsius Network’s bankruptcy estate has sued BitMEX over the forced liquidation of 6,360 BTC during the March 2020 crash.

US spot Bitcoin ETFs have recorded $450.33 million in net outflows, marking their largest daily exit since June 25.

Deutsche Bank has announced plans to launch digital asset custody for European corporate and institutional clients this year.

Circle Internet Group has launched the public mainnet of Arc, with more than 100 applications available from day one.

Bloomberg Odd Lots hosts Joe Weisenthal and Tracy Alloway react to AI skepticism and recent warnings coming from people in the industry. The pair discuss what the hacking of Hugging Face might tell us about where AI is headed and what some of the biggest risks of these warnings could be, arguing "when everything is couched in these existential terms, you end up just getting a race right to who can develop first."