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  • EdgeX exchange integrates Chainlink for cross-chain infrastructure

    EdgeX, a perpetual futures DEX processing billions in daily trading volume, has adopted Chainlink as its canonical cross-chain infrastructure. The EDGE token is now a Chainlink Cross-Chain Token (CCT), enabling Chainlink CCIP to power asset transfers across the EdgeX ecosystem. This integration covers all assets bridged for spot listings on the platform.

  • Mastercard launches crypto partner program with 85 companies

    Mastercard has launched a Crypto Partner Program aimed at developing cross-border payment solutions, B2B payments, and global payouts with 85 cryptocurrency companies. The initiative brings together major players in the crypto and payments space to create infrastructure for institutional and enterprise use cases. The program reflects continued efforts by traditional payment networks to integrate blockchain technology into their existing financial services.

  • Bipartisan Senate deal on stablecoin yield could break CLARITY Act deadlock

    A bipartisan Senate proposal on stablecoin yield regulations has emerged as a potential path forward in breaking the legislative deadlock surrounding the CLARITY Act. The deal addresses how stablecoin issuers can offer yield on their products while maintaining regulatory compliance. The proposed framework could reshape how digital asset protocols operate in the United States, with particular implications for tokens used in payment and settlement functions.

  • Ledger reveals vulnerability in MediaTek chips that can quickly steal mnemonic phrases from Android hot wallets

    Ledger announced a serious vulnerability in the MediaTek Dimensity 7300 chip.

    This flaw allows attackers who physically access the affected Android devices to quickly steal hot wallet seed phrases.

    The risk is applicable to Android smartphones that use the vulnerable MediaTek chip.

  • RWA transfers on XRP Ledger surge by 1,282% in one month

    In the last month, XRP Ledger recorded a remarkable 139.85 million USD in RWA transfers, reflecting a 1,282% increase. This surge showcases the growing recognition of XRP Ledger for handling tokenized assets within the financial sector.

    The majority of RWA activity comes from a small group of 22 large holders, predominantly institutional players. Concerns arise regarding potential impacts on the network should these major holders alter their actions, emphasizing the need for vigilance.

  • Mastercard introduces digital asset program for global B2B payments and cross-border transactions

    The new program aims to leverage the capabilities of digital currencies to streamline international payment processes, specifically for businesses engaging in cross-border transactions.

  • Ledger researchers uncover Android vulnerability allowing wallet seed extraction

    Ledger’s Donjon security team disclosed a MediaTek Android flaw that could enable attackers to extract PIN codes and wallet seed phrases within seconds. The vulnerability affects devices running the MediaTek chipset, potentially exposing users to rapid seed compromise without requiring physical access to Ledger hardware itself. Ledger researchers published technical details to alert the broader security community and encourage patching across affected Android devices.

  • Market Bulletin #3

    Total crypto market cap stands at $2.37T with 24-hour volume of $103.58B. BTC dominance leads at 58.61%, while ETH holds 10.32%. Most major coins declined today: BTC fell 1.53% to $69.4K, ETH dropped 1.55% to $2.0K, and SOL lost 1.88% to $84.96. TRX and BCH showed modest gains of 1.47% and 0.46% respectively. Among top gainers, FET surged 9.95%, ICP rose 8.54%, and HYPE climbed 2.35%. Losers included DEXE down 13.10%, KITE down 10.13%, and NIGHT down 8.78%. DeFi saw mixed action: Aerodrome V1 (AERO) TVL surged to $13.6B, while Babylon Protocol (BABY) TVL fell to $1.8B. Long/short ratios show bullish positioning: SOL at 2.63, ETH at 2.08, BTC at 1.37. Options data indicates cautious sentiment with BTC put/call ratio at 0.68 and IV at 62.8%. A $39.8M USDC transfer to Coinbase signals potential selling pressure. Treasury yields edged lower with 10-year yield at 4.12. Market remains range-bound with slight bearish bias.

  • HUMA rises over 5.11% in 1 hour, the last price is 575 VNDC

    HUMA trading volume is $13.33m. Market capitalization reaches $60.37m.

  • U.S. February CPI matches forecasts, signaling no near-term rate cuts

    U.S. consumer price inflation in February came in line with economist expectations, reinforcing market views that the Federal Reserve is unlikely to cut interest rates in the near term. The data maintains pressure on macro assets including cryptocurrencies, which typically benefit from lower rates and easier monetary conditions. Market participants are now pricing in a prolonged period of elevated rates before any policy shifts occur.