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Remember NFTs? New Project's Price Has Surpassed Bored Apes

Remember NFTs? On the Robinhood blockchain, new projects are now surpassing the price of Bored Ape Yacht Club (BAYC). The recent catalyst was an interaction on X between Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev and digital artist Beeple, which boosted the floor price of the 'Cash Cat' NFT series. Meanwhile, the leading NFT collection on the chain, 'StonkBroker', saw its floor price exceed 13 ETH (~$25,000), briefly giving it a higher single-NFT price and a total market cap surpassing $100 million, exceeding older blue-chip NFTs like Pudgy Penguins. The article identifies three main categories of Robinhood NFTs gaining attention: 1. **Meme Coin Companions:** NFTs linked to successful meme coins, like Cash Cat (tied to $CASHCAT). Their value is heavily dependent on the performance and community acceptance of the related token. 2. **The StonkBroker Ecosystem:** High-floor-price projects like Chain Mancers and Yardkeepers, which are endorsed by and integrated with the StonkBroker protocol. They follow a "token + NFT" model where NFTs promise future utility or revenue sharing from the projects being built. 3. **Established Creators' New Ventures:** Veteran NFT founders and artists, such as a former Pudgy Penguins co-founder and creators from other ecosystems, are launching new collections on Robinhood, leveraging their existing reputations and communities. The author notes that while there is renewed interest, true momentum for a sustained NFT wave on Robinhood requires further catalysts. Key challenges include lower liquidity compared to meme coins, making large positions riskier, and the need for a breakout project that isn't solely reliant on the current token-NFT hybrid model. The conclusion is that the Robinhood NFT scene shows promise but is still in an early, observatory phase.

marsbit08/14 03:56

Remember NFTs? New Project's Price Has Surpassed Bored Apes

marsbit08/14 03:56

Uncovering the Secret Reasoning Chains of Claude Opus for $720: A Leak via Haiku, with GPT and Gemini Also Affected

Researchers discovered a method to extract hidden reasoning traces, or "Chain of Thought" (CoT), from major proprietary large language models (LLMs) like Anthropic's Claude Opus 4.8, OpenAI's GPT-5.6 Sol, and Google's Gemini 3.1 Pro. The attack exploits a design flaw in how these models handle encrypted reasoning "blobs." These blobs, which contain a model's internal reasoning steps, are encrypted and sent to the client for storage between conversation turns to save server costs. The researchers found these blobs were encrypted with a global key, allowing them to be reused across different sessions, users, and, crucially, different models from the same company. By taking an encrypted reasoning blob generated by a powerful "flagship" model and feeding it to a smaller, less capable model from the same family (e.g., feeding Claude Opus's blob to Claude Haiku), the researchers could prompt the smaller model to divulge the hidden CoT. This bypassed the need to crack the encryption directly. The implications are significant: 1) Competitors could potentially distill high-value reasoning data at low cost (estimated at ~$720 for 10,000 traces). 2) Sensitive information like API keys, passwords, and personal emails, which models might process internally but not output, could be leaked. The team found such leaks in 4.9% of analyzed public agent logs. 3) Models might internally analyze dangerous queries (e.g., car theft methods) before refusing to answer, but this dangerous analysis could be extracted from the CoT. 4) Malicious instructions could potentially be hidden within a reasoning blob to influence a model's future behavior. While the vulnerability was responsibly disclosed and patched by the affected companies, the research highlights a fundamental tension between the convenience of portable reasoning states and security. The paper also notes preliminary tests found no clear evidence that open-source models like DeepSeek had been distilled from the extracted CoTs.

marsbit08/13 00:16

Uncovering the Secret Reasoning Chains of Claude Opus for $720: A Leak via Haiku, with GPT and Gemini Also Affected

marsbit08/13 00:16

Report: Cryptocurrency Owners Lost $30 Million Due to Rising 'Wrench' Attacks Worldwide

**Report: Cryptocurrency Owners Lose $30 Million Due to Rising "Wrench Attack" Threats Worldwide** A new report by Chainalysis highlights the alarming rise of so-called "wrench attacks"—physical crimes like home invasions, kidnappings, and hostage situations targeting cryptocurrency owners—which have resulted in an estimated $30 million in losses. Unlike typical online crypto crimes, these violent, in-person attacks often occur at a victim's doorstep. France has become a global epicenter for this trend. By mid-2026, the country recorded 30 publicly known violent incidents, a significant jump from 19 in all of 2025. French officials have reported over 70 such cases. This surge is linked to major data leaks, where information on wealthy crypto holders—including names, addresses, and asset details—was stolen and sold to criminal groups, fueling targeted attacks. While attacks in France are more frequent, they are also less successful. Only 26% of attempted thefts resulted in a ransom payment by mid-2026, down from 49% in 2025. Attacks have also become more erratic, with criminals increasingly targeting the victim's family or acquaintances instead of the asset holder directly. Once stolen, funds are moved through various channels. Some criminals send assets directly to centralized exchanges (making them easy to trace), while others use decentralized exchanges and bridges to obfuscate trails. A third group appears linked to organized crime, funneling money through laundering networks associated with drug trafficking and terrorism financing. French authorities, via the specialized unit JUNALCO, are treating this as organized crime, having made around 200 arrests and filed 88 charges. The report emphasizes that the risk primarily falls on local residents (93% of French victims were locals), indicating careful planning by attackers using leaked data, social media, or blockchain tracking. The advice for crypto owners is clear: avoid publicly flaunting large holdings, secure asset storage details, and treat any personal data leak as a direct security threat. The latter half of 2026 will reveal if France's countermeasures can curb this violent crime wave.

cryptonews.ru08/06 20:16

Report: Cryptocurrency Owners Lost $30 Million Due to Rising 'Wrench' Attacks Worldwide

cryptonews.ru08/06 20:16

Tiger Research: What Will the Crypto World Look Like in 2036?

Tiger Research envisions the crypto world of 2036 through four narrative vignettes. In a fictional nation with a hyperinflating currency, the local "Bucks" are nearly obsolete. Citizens and eventually the government itself—for taxes, bonds, and salaries—adopt dollar-pegged stablecoins like USDT and USDC, marking a fundamental shift in monetary sovereignty. In Singapore, a young trader named Lia operates in a borderless, 24/7 market. She trades tokenized versions of everything from NVIDIA stock to Korean real estate indices on decentralized platforms, representing a generation for whom constant, global asset exposure is the norm. An infrastructure engineer, Do-hyun, reflects on the consolidation of blockchain networks. The hundreds of independent chains and Layer 2 solutions that boomed in the 2020s, fueled by incentives, have largely collapsed under their own weight. By 2036, only a few major, efficient infrastructures remain, having absorbed liquidity and users. Finally, media entrepreneur Jae-hoon witnesses the end of the traditional web advertising model. With AI agents generating over half of web traffic by 2029, banner ads become irrelevant. The industry pivots to a new machine-to-machine economy, using protocols like the x402 standard to charge AI models micropayments for direct data access, creating a more reliable revenue stream than human eyeballs ever did. The article paints a picture of 2036 defined by stablecoin adoption as sound money, perpetual global trading of all assets, consolidation into few dominant blockchain infrastructures, and the restructuring of digital commerce around AI agents.

marsbit08/06 07:17

Tiger Research: What Will the Crypto World Look Like in 2036?

marsbit08/06 07:17

US Senators Target Wildfire Betting in New Push Against CFTC Rules

A group of nine U.S. senators has urged the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) to restrict wildfire prediction contracts, arguing they allow traders to profit from disasters. In an August 3rd letter led by Sen. Jeff Merkley (D-Ore.), the lawmakers requested answers from CFTC Chair Rostin Behnam by August 14th. The senators, representing states impacted by recent wildfires, expressed concern that betting on fires' duration, spread, or property damage trivializes community suffering and creates a perverse incentive for arson. They cited over $1.2 million in trading volume on contracts related to California's Palisades and Eaton fires on the Polymarket platform as a catalyst for their inquiry. While acknowledging no confirmed cases of arson linked to such markets, the letter draws a parallel to insider trading risks. Polymarket defended its markets as sources of timely information for understanding evolving events, not causes of tragedy. The senators questioned if the CFTC, currently developing new rules, plans to ban wildfire contracts as contrary to the public interest, given its authority to prohibit contracts on terrorism, assassination, or gambling. Although wildfires aren't explicitly mentioned in law, the lawmakers seek a preemptive move, warning it's only a matter of time before U.S.-based markets offer similar contracts. This follows a prior, broader request from Merkley in April to ban election and war-related contracts, which the CFTC did not adopt, instead proposing a case-by-case review process in June.

cryptonews.ru08/05 08:50

US Senators Target Wildfire Betting in New Push Against CFTC Rules

cryptonews.ru08/05 08:50

Samson Mow Shares 5 Urgent Recommendations for Coldcard Users Facing Losses

Samson Mow, CEO of JAN3, shares five urgent recommendations for Coldcard users affected by losses due to a Random Number Generator (RNG) vulnerability. He emphasizes documenting all details (wallet addresses, dates, firmware versions, transaction info) for a proper incident report. Users are advised to file a police report with cybercrime units or agencies like the FBI's IC3 and to monitor coordinated efforts to track stolen funds. Mow strongly warns against destroying the affected Coldcard device or seed phrase, as they may be needed to prove ownership if stolen bitcoin is frozen on an exchange. He also cautions victims to ignore fraudulent recovery service offers that request upfront payments or sensitive wallet information. The incident highlights broader self-custody security lessons. Mow stresses minimizing single points of failure by using multi-vendor, multi-signature setups instead of relying on a single hardware provider. He acknowledges self-custody is complex and urges the community to be less critical of those using custodians or ETFs, as each storage method involves trade-offs. Coinkite, the maker of Coldcard, has issued a security advisory urging users of affected devices to update firmware, generate new seeds, and move funds if their seed was created on vulnerable versions. The aftermath includes potential legal action against Coinkite by affected users and an unsolicited blockchain message to the attacker offering money-laundering services.

cryptonews.ru08/03 09:32

Samson Mow Shares 5 Urgent Recommendations for Coldcard Users Facing Losses

cryptonews.ru08/03 09:32

"Every Day Without Rules Is a Loss of Capital": Grayscale Appeals to Senate Over CLARITY Act

Grayscale Investments has sent an open letter to U.S. Senate leaders urging a vote on the CLARITY Act before Congress's August recess. The letter, from Grayscale's Chief Legal Officer Craig Salm, argues the U.S. crypto industry has long operated without a comprehensive regulatory framework, relying instead on unpredictable "regulation by enforcement." The CLARITY Act aims to establish clear market rules, define jurisdictional boundaries between the CFTC and SEC, and enhance U.S. competitiveness. Grayscale warns that each day of delay sees talent, innovation, and capital flow to jurisdictions like Singapore and Abu Dhabi that already have clear regulations. The bill has advanced through committee stages and now awaits a full Senate vote. While acknowledging a busy legislative calendar, Grayscale respectfully requests a pre-recess vote to provide long-awaited regulatory certainty. The push comes amid ongoing political debate around the bill, which has faced delays due to other priorities and criticism from some state officials and bankers concerned about fraud risks and stablecoin provisions.

cryptonews.ru08/01 09:58

"Every Day Without Rules Is a Loss of Capital": Grayscale Appeals to Senate Over CLARITY Act

cryptonews.ru08/01 09:58

'Backstabbing' or 'Win-Win'? How Likely Is TradeXYZ to Break Away from Hyperliquid and Go Solo?

The article discusses the growing debate over whether TradeXYZ, which dominates Hyperliquid's HIP-3 market with over 90% of its volume, might break away to build its own independent trading platform. This possibility is fueled by TradeXYZ's immense market influence and the common industry trend of successful projects seeking more control and profit capture. Key arguments for a potential split include TradeXYZ's overwhelming contribution to Hyperliquid's metrics and the financial incentive to retain all transaction fees, as it currently splits them 50/50 with Hyperliquid. The piece draws parallels to other cases, like Anthropic's "Claude Code" competing with its former partner Cursor, suggesting "betrayal" can occur when business leverage shifts. However, strong counterarguments suggest a split is unlikely or would be detrimental. TradeXYZ relies on Hyperliquid's high-performance infrastructure and its platform as a primary user acquisition channel. Building a comparable system would be challenging. Furthermore, the founders of both projects share a history of trust and mutual admiration. The analysis concludes that a separation would likely be a lose-lose scenario: Hyperliquid would lose a major growth narrative and trading volume, while TradeXYZ would face technical hurdles, user migration issues, and reputational damage, potentially allowing competitors to seize market share. The most rational path is seen as continued collaboration, with TradeXYZ potentially negotiating better terms while leveraging Hyperliquid's established strengths.

marsbit07/31 09:26

'Backstabbing' or 'Win-Win'? How Likely Is TradeXYZ to Break Away from Hyperliquid and Go Solo?

marsbit07/31 09:26

US Senate Makes Important Amendments to "Conflict of Interest" Section of Cryptocurrency Bill

The U.S. Senate has taken a key step regarding the CLARITY Act, which could shape the future of the U.S. crypto market. On July 29, Senators Tom Tillis and Ruben Gallego finalized amendments to the bill's "conflict of interest" rules, one of its most contentious aspects. The bipartisan bill aims to tighten restrictions on high-level federal officials' ties to digital assets. The new text, crafted as an alternative to a White House-endorsed ethics code, is expected to impose stricter rules limiting officials' ability to issue or directly participate in digital asset projects. However, with Congress entering an August recess and the revised text not yet reviewed by much of the Senate, the bill's timeline is uncertain. Senate Majority Leader John Thune indicated a procedural vote could occur between July 29 and August 1 but expressed doubt the full bill could pass before the break. The House-approved CLARITY Act, passed in July 2025, has been under Senate negotiation for over a year. Key goals of the CLARITY Act include clarifying jurisdictional boundaries between the SEC and CFTC, setting rules for digital commodity spot markets, and addressing topics like stablecoin yields, DeFi, and illicit financing. The stablecoin yield provisions could significantly impact U.S.-based DeFi protocols, exchanges, and issuers, affecting their global competitiveness. The outcome is being closely watched by both the U.S. and global digital asset markets.

cryptonews.ru07/30 14:10

US Senate Makes Important Amendments to "Conflict of Interest" Section of Cryptocurrency Bill

cryptonews.ru07/30 14:10

Frequent Trading Halts in the Korean Stock Market: Is a Global Financial Crisis Really Coming?

**Title: Frequent Circuit Breakers in South Korean Stock Market: Is a Global Financial Crisis Imminent?** This article examines the recent spate of trading halts in South Korea's stock market as a potential early warning sign for broader global financial instability. The author argues that due to its highly open and liquid capital markets with significant foreign ownership, South Korea often acts as the world's "spare cash pool." International institutions tend to sell their highly liquid Korean holdings first during global liquidity crunches to raise capital for domestic needs, irrespective of Korea's own economic fundamentals. Historically, Korean market stress preceded major crises like the 1997 Asian Financial Crisis, the 2000 Dot-com crash, the 2008 Global Financial Crisis, and the 2020 pandemic crash. The current trigger involves a semiconductor bubble and high domestic leverage, but the core issue is global capital withdrawal signaling tightening liquidity. Whether this evolves into a full-blown crisis hinges on the US Federal Reserve. If the Fed can and will intervene with supportive policies (like rate cuts), a crisis might be averted as in 2020. If not, contagion could spread. For individual investors, the key takeaway is not predicting the crisis but preparing for volatility. Recommendations include: avoiding high leverage, maintaining a significant cash reserve (e.g., 40%) for buying opportunities during market declines, and holding core long-term positions (e.g., 60% in indices like S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100). The author advocates for consistent investment through strategies like dollar-cost averaging, emphasizing that staying invested over decades has historically yielded positive returns despite high valuations or periodic crashes. The conclusion is to stay in the market, manage risk, and have dry powder ready instead of attempting to time the market perfectly.

marsbit07/29 10:21

Frequent Trading Halts in the Korean Stock Market: Is a Global Financial Crisis Really Coming?

marsbit07/29 10:21

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