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  • Trust Wallet introduces automated feature to prevent address poisoning across 32 EVM chains

    On March 10th, Trust Wallet introduced a new feature to protect users from address poisoning scams, signing support for 32 EVM chains.

    Security reports indicate over 1 million address poisoning attempts are registered daily on Ethereum, with Trust Wallet detecting roughly 34,000 attacks hourly.

  • Bernstein projects 70% upside for Circle as stablecoin adoption grows

    Circle’s stock rose nearly 10% to close at $111.84 on Monday, reaching its highest level since early November. Bernstein analysts see significant upside potential for the company, citing expanding stablecoin adoption across payment systems and artificial intelligence applications. The analyst firm’s projection reflects growing institutional interest in stablecoin infrastructure as blockchain technology becomes more integrated into mainstream financial and technology workflows.

  • Trust Wallet adds automatic protection against address poisoning attacks

    Trust Wallet has launched automatic Address Poisoning Protection to defend users against a growing threat. According to Cyvers data, over one million address-poisoning attempts occur daily on Ethereum. The feature is designed to identify and block fraudulent transactions that trick users into sending funds to malicious addresses that resemble legitimate wallet addresses.

  • Tokenized stocks market surpasses $1B milestone

    The tokenized equities sector has grown to exceed $1 billion in total value, with Ondo and xStocks emerging as leading platforms. According to Foresight Ventures, regulatory barriers and liquidity advantages are driving consolidation in the sector as the market expands. Tokenized stocks allow investors to own fractional shares of publicly-traded companies on blockchain networks, combining traditional equity exposure with crypto infrastructure.

  • Vietjet shares drop nearly 30% from peak, billionaire Nguyen Thi Phuong Thao’s son registers to buy 2 million units

    According to a notice on March 10, Mr. Nguyen Phuoc Hung Anh Victor, son of Vietjet Chairman Nguyen Thi Phuong Thao, has registered to buy 2 million VJC shares to increase his ownership. The transaction is scheduled from March 13, 2026, to April 11, 2026. Currently, Mr. Victor holds 69,145 shares, and if the deal is successful, his total shares will rise to 2,069,145, equivalent to 0.35% of Vietjet’s charter capital. Mrs. Nguyen Thi Phuong Thao owns 47,470,914 shares, accounting for 8.02%. This move occurs as VJC shares adjust from a peak of 200,000 VND per share set last year and are currently trading at 155,000 VND. To complete the transaction, Mr. Victor will need around 310 billion VND. The transaction period overlaps with the registration date for attending the upcoming annual general meeting, expected to be held before April 30, 2026.

  • MANTRA liquidity pool now available on GeckoTerminal

    The MANTRA/mantraUSD liquidity pool has gone live on GeckoTerminal, a decentralized exchange data platform. The pool enables users to track real-time pricing and liquidity metrics for the MANTRA token paired with mantraUSD.

  • Tezos highlights network operator running bakery and infrastructure

    Tezos shared a profile of Zir0h, a sysadmin and Muay Thai coach who operates Zir0h’s Bakery while contributing to the network. Zir0h has managed RPC infrastructure during peak NFT activity and continues to help secure the Tezos network. The post illustrates how decentralized blockchain networks rely on individual operators to maintain critical infrastructure.

  • Thai cryptocurrency platforms freeze 10,000 accounts in anti-money laundering effort

    Thai cryptocurrency operators froze more than 10,000 accounts suspected of money laundering following stricter anti-money laundering checks. The CEO of KuCoin Thailand highlighted that these measures led to the identification of numerous mule accounts.

    In February 2025, Thailand’s SEC and various regulatory bodies worked together to combat money laundering in the crypto sector, resulting in the freezing of nearly 47,700 mule accounts. This collaboration aims to strengthen the integrity of the digital asset space.

  • Thailand crypto platforms freeze 10,000 accounts in AML crackdown

    Thai cryptocurrency operators have frozen approximately 10,000 suspected mule accounts as part of a broader anti-fraud initiative. The action follows the implementation of enhanced anti-money laundering (AML) compliance checks and new transfer delays. The measure reflects ongoing regulatory efforts to combat illicit financial activity in the crypto sector.

  • DEGO rises over 6.19% in 15 minutes, the last price is 17,804 VNDC

    DEGO trading volume is $10.1m. Market capitalization reaches $12.95m.