
One Wallet Drains Fetch.ai and NuNet for About $2 Million
The same address emptied a Fetch.ai converter on Ethereum and minted 408.5 million NTX. SlowMist traced it to a signature that proved nothing on chain.
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The same address emptied a Fetch.ai converter on Ethereum and minted 408.5 million NTX. SlowMist traced it to a signature that proved nothing on chain.

The fourteen-day countdown began on 15 September with 30 of 35 validators behind it. Accounts of that day's vote count differ by three.

Vertex led the first tranche in April and Japan's SBI anchored the extension. Valuation, revenue and transaction volume were all withheld.

The fork is set for epoch 353024, 13:53:36 UTC. A developer warned that free test ether makes stalling the network cheap.

The London infrastructure firm says a flaw exposed an access token. Read-only exchange keys and trading data went out, and no loss figure has been published.

The self-custodial app holds eight currencies and routes yield through Morpho. Accounts split on the launch date and on which stablecoins can be deposited.

One account borrowed against an inflated NSTR price. The loan is several times the token's entire circulating value, and the accounts split on the date.

A wallet that took in 10,000 BTC for $7,805 in April 2011 emptied itself in July 2025, when those coins were worth about $1.09 billion. The buy and the exit sit in the same address history, fourteen years and roughly 140,000 times the price apart.

The third of four staged cuts under SIMD-0525 landed Friday morning. Each slot carries proportionally less compute, so throughput does not move.

Blockchain Life comes back to Dubai on December 1–2 for its seventeenth edition, with 15,000+ attendees expected from more than 130 countries and the debut of the AI Future Forum. Here is what is on the programme and what tickets cost.

One company accounted for most of it. Glassnode puts the group's average entry at $80,500, about 6% above where bitcoin traded on Friday morning.

Terms were not disclosed and neither side gave a closing date. The security firm keeps its name, its team and its open-source libraries under S&P Global Ratings.