# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Audit

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Ethereum Meme Coin Little Pepe Hits $28M Milestone in Ongoing Presale Boom

Ethereum-based meme coin Little Pepe ($LILPEPE) has surpassed a $28 million milestone in its ongoing presale, gaining significant traction from both retail and institutional investors. Unlike typical meme coins, it distinguishes itself by being built on an EVM-compatible Layer 2 blockchain, offering fast transactions, low fees, and support for dApps, NFTs, and a broader ecosystem. The project has further strengthened investor confidence by securing a CertiK audit, ensuring smart contract security and credibility. With a rapidly growing online community and strong market momentum, Little Pepe aims to merge meme culture with real utility, positioning itself as a major meme coin launch of 2025.

TheNewsCrypto03/28 09:24

Ethereum Meme Coin Little Pepe Hits $28M Milestone in Ongoing Presale Boom

TheNewsCrypto03/28 09:24

KPMG, PwC Involved In Tether’s First-Ever Audit: Report

Tether has engaged KPMG to conduct its first-ever full independent financial audit, while also working with PwC to prepare its internal systems. This move comes amid longstanding criticism over the transparency of Tether’s asset reserves, including a past $41 million fine from the CFTC. Despite these challenges, Tether’s USDT remains the dominant stablecoin with a $184 billion market valuation. The company is expanding its presence in the U.S., including the recent introduction of USAT, a compliant dollar-backed stablecoin for American investors. The audit is seen as a key step in building trust and supporting Tether’s growth. The article also notes broader stablecoin regulatory developments in the U.S., Hong Kong, Japan, South Korea, and Europe, where a bank consortium plans to launch a euro-backed stablecoin by 2026. Meanwhile, Bitcoin traded around $67,700, down 4% over the week.

bitcoinist03/28 07:32

KPMG, PwC Involved In Tether’s First-Ever Audit: Report

bitcoinist03/28 07:32

Tether Signs Big Four Auditor, Circle's Compliance Moat Collapses, Stock Plummets 20%

Tether, the world's largest stablecoin issuer, has announced it has engaged one of the Big Four accounting firms to conduct its first-ever comprehensive independent financial audit. This move is seen as a major step toward transparency for the company, which has long faced scrutiny over its reserve backing. The announcement had an immediate market impact, with shares of its competitor Circle, issuer of USDC, plummeting up to 20%. The audit is positioned as a turning point for Tether, which paid nearly $60 million in fines in 2021 following investigations by the New York Attorney General and the CFTC over misrepresentations about its reserves. While Tether has since published quarterly attestations, this full audit is considered a significant upgrade in legitimacy. This development directly challenges Circle's key advantage of perceived regulatory compliance and transparency. With a market cap of over $184 billion, Tether's newfound transparency could solidify its dominant position and attract more institutional capital. The article also details Tether's broader compliance strategy, including the launch of a fully U.S.-regulated stablecoin, USAT, designed to comply with the GENIUS Act. Furthermore, Tether has enhanced its cooperation with law enforcement, assisting in numerous investigations and freezing billions in assets linked to illicit activity. In conclusion, Tether's audit marks a pivotal moment for the entire stablecoin industry, signaling a shift towards greater institutionalization and transparency that aligns with traditional financial standards.

Odaily星球日报03/25 13:39

Tether Signs Big Four Auditor, Circle's Compliance Moat Collapses, Stock Plummets 20%

Odaily星球日报03/25 13:39

Tether Engages Big Four Audit In Major Transparency Push

Tether, the issuer of the world's largest stablecoin USDT, has engaged a Big Four accounting firm to conduct its first independent audit. This move follows years of scrutiny, including a $41 million fine from the CFTC in 2021 for misrepresenting its reserves. The audit is described as a major step towards transparency and meeting the highest global finance standards. While the specific firm (KPMG, EY, Deloitte, or PwC) was not named, it was selected through a competitive process. USDT, with a market cap of $184 billion, dominates the stablecoin sector, which remains near its all-time high despite broader market conditions.

bitcoinist03/25 12:44

Tether Engages Big Four Audit In Major Transparency Push

bitcoinist03/25 12:44

Double Whammy: Circle's Growth Logic Is Being 'Dismantled' Simultaneously by Legislation and Competitors

U.S. stablecoin issuer Circle (CRCL) experienced its largest single-day drop, falling over 20% on March 24, following the leak of a draft version of the Clarity Act. The bill aims to prohibit digital asset service providers from paying yields—directly or indirectly—on stablecoin holdings, including any structure “economically or functionally equivalent to interest.” This directly impacts Circle’s key partner Coinbase, which currently shares most of the reserve interest earnings from USDC holdings with users through its “USDC Rewards” program. The proposed rule could significantly slow USDC’s growth, which has been partly driven by its use as a high-yield savings alternative. Without yield incentives, demand for USDC may decline, undermining Circle’s revenue model built on scale expansion. On the same day, rival Tether announced it had hired a Big Four accounting firm to conduct a full financial audit—including its USDT reserves. This move enhances Tether’s credibility and could diminish Circle’s competitive edge in transparency and compliance, which had previously driven its growth. The draft legislation reinforces a regulatory stance that stablecoins should function primarily as payment instruments rather than interest-bearing assets, challenging Circle’s core growth strategy.

marsbit03/25 09:05

Double Whammy: Circle's Growth Logic Is Being 'Dismantled' Simultaneously by Legislation and Competitors

marsbit03/25 09:05

Crypto Morning Brief: SpaceX Plans to File IPO Application as Early as This Week, Tether Launches First Full Audit

Crypto Morning Brief: SpaceX is reportedly planning to file for an IPO as early as this week, while Tether has announced its first full audit conducted by a Big Four accounting firm. In regulatory news, China has issued new rules prohibiting state-owned enterprise leaders from accepting "virtual currencies," and the U.S. Department of Justice admitted it lacks evidence in an investigation involving the Federal Reserve Chair. In market developments, Bitlayer ($BTR) plummeted 80%, potentially due to concentrated selling on Bithumb. Meanwhile, Backpack addressed user concerns over its Sybil account detection by launching an appeal channel and a token buyback compensation plan. Resolv Labs offered a white-hat deal to an attacker, proposing to let them keep 10% of exploited funds if 90% is returned. The Ethereum Foundation reframed the role of L2s from scaling tools to providers of customized services, emphasizing a synergistic relationship with L1. Circle froze USDC in 16 business wallets linked to an undisclosed U.S. civil case, raising concerns about operational impacts. Other notable updates include Robinhood's approval of a $1.5 billion stock buyback and ongoing geopolitical contacts between the U.S. and Iran.

marsbit03/25 01:19

Crypto Morning Brief: SpaceX Plans to File IPO Application as Early as This Week, Tether Launches First Full Audit

marsbit03/25 01:19

Besides the Resolv Hack, This Type of DeFi Vulnerability Has Occurred Four Times Already

An attacker exploited a compromised off-chain signing key in the stablecoin protocol Resolv, minting 80 million USR tokens (pegged to USD) from a $100k–$200k USDC deposit within minutes. The stolen keys allowed unlimited minting due to a design flaw—lacking a minting cap—despite multiple audits. The attacker then converted USR to its wrapped version (wstUSR) and dumped it on DEXs, netting ~11,400 ETH (~$24M). This caused USR to depeg, trading at ~$0.25. The depeg triggered a second-phase crisis: lending markets (including Morpho and Fluid/Instadapp) using wstUSR as collateral relied on hardcoded oracles that priced it near $1 instead of its real market value. Arbitrageurs bought cheap wstUSR, used it as overvalued collateral to borrow stablecoins, and amplified losses. Fluid absorbed over $10M in bad debt; Morpho had 15 vaults exposed. This incident repeats a known DeFi pattern: similar oracle failures occurred with Usual Protocol (Jan 2025), Stream Finance (Nov 2025), and Moonwell (late 2025), where mispriced collateral led to massive bad debt. Critics highlight flawed incentives in the "curator" model (e.g., Gauntlet), where third-party vault managers prioritize high yields without adequate risk controls, and protocols outsource risk management without enforcing safeguards. The root cause is systemic: over-reliance on static oracles for volatile assets and insecure off-chain infrastructure.

marsbit03/24 12:10

Besides the Resolv Hack, This Type of DeFi Vulnerability Has Occurred Four Times Already

marsbit03/24 12:10

‘Overbroad and irrelevant’ – Coinbase user’s IRS battle ends in dismissal

Cryptocurrency investor Roger Metz's legal challenge to block an IRS summons for his financial records was dismissed by a U.S. court. The IRS sought extensive data—including account details, transaction logs, and private communications—from his Coinbase account, dating back years, during an audit of his 2022 tax return. Metz argued the request was "overbroad and irrelevant" and violated his privacy. However, the court dismissed the case on procedural grounds, noting Metz failed to notify required government entities within the mandated 90-day period. While the IRS maintains strict crypto reporting rules, it has eased some requirements for the 2025-2026 tax period.

ambcrypto03/20 03:58

‘Overbroad and irrelevant’ – Coinbase user’s IRS battle ends in dismissal

ambcrypto03/20 03:58

US Court Dismisses Coinbase User’s IRS Summons Challenge

A California court dismissed a Coinbase user's petition to block an IRS summons for his financial records. Roger Metz filed the petition in May 2025, arguing the summons violated his privacy and was overly broad, despite having already filed an amended return and paid additional taxes. The court ruled against him on procedural grounds, as he failed to notify the U.S. Attorney General within the required 90-day window. This ruling reinforces the IRS's authority to obtain user data from centralized crypto exchanges, following a similar dismissed case involving another Coinbase user in 2025.

TheNewsCrypto03/19 11:18

US Court Dismisses Coinbase User’s IRS Summons Challenge

TheNewsCrypto03/19 11:18

From FOMO to Implementation: A Review of the Current State of AI Services in Crypto Companies

From FOMO to Implementation: A Look at Crypto Companies' AI Services Cryptocurrency companies, from exchanges to security firms, are rapidly integrating AI-driven services, driven by FOMO (fear of missing out) rather than just hype. Unlike previous cycles, established players like Coinbase and Binance are leading the charge, treating AI as a business necessity rather than a narrative. Key sectors adopting AI include: - **Research**: Projects like Surf AI address crypto's fragmented data problem by offering specialized tools that aggregate on-chain data, social sentiment, and metrics, providing accurate, crypto-specific insights. - **Trading**: Exchanges are leveraging AI to allow natural language commands for analysis and execution, lowering the barrier for non-developers to create automated strategies via AI agents. - **Security/Audit**: Firms like CertiK use AI to enhance smart contract audits by combining automated code scanning with human review, and adding post-audit monitoring to cover previous blind spots. - **Payment Infrastructure**: Companies are developing protocols for AI agents to make on-chain payments, using stablecoins for API fees or services, with Circle’s proposal for AI-agent payments gaining attention. The push is fueled by AI advancements like MCP and OpenClaw, which make agent-based automation accessible. However, the adoption gap between "having functionality" and "actual usage" remains, with questions about user trust in AI for real trading or payments. Ultimately, crypto firms are acting to avoid obsolescence in the AI era, though real-world utility is still evolving.

比推03/17 18:08

From FOMO to Implementation: A Review of the Current State of AI Services in Crypto Companies

比推03/17 18:08

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