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A tederal judge in Honolulu has dismissed a Trump administration lawsuit that sought to prevent Hawaii from pursuing climate change litigation against major fossil fuel companies in state court. U.S. 

A tederal judge in

Honolulu has dismissed a Trump administration

lawsuit that sought to prevent Hawaii from

pursuing climate change litigation against major

fossil fuel companies in state court. U.S. District

Judge Helen Gillmor cited a longstanding legal

principle against federal interference in state

judicial proceedings as the basis for her ruling.This

decision marks the second federal court rebuke

in 2026 of the Justice Department's strategy to

suppress state-level climate lawsuits. Earlier in

January, a separate federal judge rejected a similar

DOJ attempt to block Michigan from filing its own

climate suit against leading oil companies. The

Justice Department originally filed lawsuits against

both Hawaii and Michigan in April 2025, arguing

that allowing these states to sue major energy

producers would threaten domestic energy output.

Just one day after that federal action, Hawaii moved forward anyway, filing suit against fossil fuel giants including BP, Chevron, ExxonMobil, and Shell. The state alleged these corporations knowingly sold products that contributed to global warming despite being aware of the environmental consequences. Judge Gillmor determined that the Justice Department failed to establish legal standing to bring the case. In her written opinion, she noted that the DOJ's attempt to forecast the outcome of a lawsuit that had not yet been fully litigated and speculate on how it might harm the federal government did not constitute a concrete, legally recognized injury. Without that threshold requirement met, the case could not move forward. Neither the Justice Department nor Hawaii's Attorney General office released public statements following the ruling. The outcome reinforces the legal authority of states to hold fossil fuel companies accountable through their

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CredShields, a full-stack security firm specialising in blockchain and traditional security, with expertise in smart contract audits, AI-powered risk detection, and continuous monitoring, today announced it has joined the Canton Network as an official Audit Partner.

Canton Network is the public, permissionless blockchain purpose-built for institutional finance. Trusted by major financial institutions, the network processes over $8 trillion in tokenised transaction volume monthly and settles more than $350 billion in on-chain U.S. Treasuries daily.

As institutional finance accelerates its move on-chain, the security and audit requirements are both urgent and technically demanding. Canton’s configurable, sub-transaction privacy architecture, where each participant controls precisely who can see what, creates an environment that standard security firms are not equipped to handle. CredShields brings purpose-built capability: smart contract audits across Daml-based applications, AI-powered risk detection, and continuous monitoring designed for the on-chain environments where real institutional assets now operate.

The institutions built in Canton deserve security built for Canton. If you’re building on Daml or Canton, CredShields, being one of the pioneers in the space, will help you build securely and ship confidently.

“Institutional finance is moving on-chain at a pace most people haven’t registered yet. Canton is the infrastructure it’s moving onto. The security stakes are significant, and that’s exactly the environment CredShields was built for,” said Shashank, Co-founder of CredShields.



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Bitcoin (BTC) traders are boosting purchases, signaling the start of a perceived long-term recovery. Within 72 hours, several on-chain metrics flagged as red drivers have flipped, fueling the market resurgence. At the time of writing, Bitcoin trades under $75,000 with bulls attempting to break the mark.

The Bull Score Index has pumped new momentum to traders looking to steer Bitcoin's course. After months in the red zone, the metric is now at the highest level since October 2025. Within 12 hours, it surged above 40, entering neutral territory.

On-chain analysts explained the possible implications when viewed in a broader context. The BSI coincides with a price uptick above $74,000, pointing to a gradual improvement in trading conditions. In October, Bitcoin was relatively bullish as investors ramped up assets for crypto treasuries and other offerings.

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Ethereum Crypto Open Interest Just Hit $34 Billion in 24 Hours: Is a Breakout or a Liquidation Cascade Coming? Ethereum (ETH) Crypto is trading above $2,300, and its futures market is heating up fast.

Ethereum Crypto Open Interest Just Hit $34 Billion in 24 Hours: Is a Breakout or a Liquidation Cascade Coming?


Ethereum (ETH) Crypto is trading above $2,300, and its futures market is heating up fast. Open interest across derivatives venues has surged 26%, with total ETH OI climbing to $34.165 billion after an 11.59% single-day jump, the kind of move that historically precedes either a decisive breakout or a sharp liquidation cascade.

The question isn’t whether institutional money is back in ETH. It’s whether the on-chain fundamentals can keep pace with the leverage being piled on.



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