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SXDCAIOST node partner Sigma launches cross-chain bridge Sigma-Bridge
IOST node partner Sigma officially launched the cross-chain bridge Sigma-Bridge today. It is reported that Sigma-Bridge is an asset cross-chain tool developed by Sigma for fast asset transactions and contract calls between major compatible networks. It was originally created to realize two-way conversion between IOST and ETH assets, and now it can realize asset transfer between other ecosystems (such as IOST and BSC). In the future, Sigma will gradually expand Sigma-Bridge to other high-perfo...
SXDCABitwise Bitcoin custody address received 1036 Bitcoins from market maker Flow Traders 50 minutes ago
On-chain analyst Embers tweeted that the Bitwise BTC (BITB) custody address received 1,036 Bitcoin (BTC) from market maker Flow Traders 50 minutes ago, worth approximately $40.05 million. Accordingly, BITB’s net inflows on January 22 reached $41.56 million.
SXDCARBI Governor: Cryptocurrencies threaten rupee stability, urges investors to remain cautious
According to News.bitcoin, Bank of India Governor Shaktikanta Das issued multiple warnings about cryptocurrencies at the World Economic Forum in Davos this week, saying: “Cryptocurrencies carry huge risks, especially for emerging market economies. Because it affects financial stability, monetary stability and the monetary system." “Cryptocurrency has no underlying layer, it’s not a currency, but it has the potential to become one, in which case it can take over part of the payment system, it ...
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SXDCAIOST node partner Sigma launches cross-chain bridge Sigma-Bridge
IOST node partner Sigma officially launched the cross-chain bridge Sigma-Bridge today. It is reported that Sigma-Bridge is an asset cross-chain tool developed by Sigma for fast asset transactions and contract calls between major compatible networks. It was originally created to realize two-way conversion between IOST and ETH assets, and now it can realize asset transfer between other ecosystems (such as IOST and BSC). In the future, Sigma will gradually expand Sigma-Bridge to other high-perfo...
SXDCABitwise Bitcoin custody address received 1036 Bitcoins from market maker Flow Traders 50 minutes ago
On-chain analyst Embers tweeted that the Bitwise BTC (BITB) custody address received 1,036 Bitcoin (BTC) from market maker Flow Traders 50 minutes ago, worth approximately $40.05 million. Accordingly, BITB’s net inflows on January 22 reached $41.56 million.
SXDCARBI Governor: Cryptocurrencies threaten rupee stability, urges investors to remain cautious
According to News.bitcoin, Bank of India Governor Shaktikanta Das issued multiple warnings about cryptocurrencies at the World Economic Forum in Davos this week, saying: “Cryptocurrencies carry huge risks, especially for emerging market economies. Because it affects financial stability, monetary stability and the monetary system." “Cryptocurrency has no underlying layer, it’s not a currency, but it has the potential to become one, in which case it can take over part of the payment system, it ...
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The Harmony blockchain caused internal controversy due to a software error that caused $2.2 million in tokens (150 million ONE) to be mistakenly issued. This error allowed Harmony’s native ONE tokens to be incorrectly minted and subsequently sold or transferred in large quantities by anonymous recipients. The bug was first reported by contractor Aaron Li, who conflicted with software engineer Casey Gardiner's version of events. Li claimed to have sold 16.4 million ONE worth more than $260,000 after discovering and reporting the error, but denied making a profit. Gardiner accused Li of withholding information and delaying repairs. Currently, Li still holds some of the erroneously minted tokens and plans to eventually destroy them to avoid affecting the token supply. The dispute continues as both sides accuse each other on social media.
The Harmony blockchain caused internal controversy due to a software error that caused $2.2 million in tokens (150 million ONE) to be mistakenly issued. This error allowed Harmony’s native ONE tokens to be incorrectly minted and subsequently sold or transferred in large quantities by anonymous recipients. The bug was first reported by contractor Aaron Li, who conflicted with software engineer Casey Gardiner's version of events. Li claimed to have sold 16.4 million ONE worth more than $260,000 after discovering and reporting the error, but denied making a profit. Gardiner accused Li of withholding information and delaying repairs. Currently, Li still holds some of the erroneously minted tokens and plans to eventually destroy them to avoid affecting the token supply. The dispute continues as both sides accuse each other on social media.
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