⚠️ NEW IN: Telegram plans to introduce a native non-custodial Gram wallet across its platform this summer.

The rollout is expected to reach over one billion users, making it the largest deployment of a self-custody crypto wallet to date.

Users will be able to send and receive crypto instantly with zero transaction fees.

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⚠️ NEW IN: FBI Director Kash Patel announces the first-ever federal seizure of a Telegram channel as part of a major crackdown on an international scam network.

The operation dismantled the Shunda Compound network, which authorities say stole more than $700 million from U.S. victims and used Telegram to recruit scammers.

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⚠️ NEW IN: Telegram has begun rolling out official verification for major marketplace accounts across the platform.

Among the first accounts to receive verification are @portals, @mrkt, @tonnel_en, and other established marketplaces.

The initiative is designed to help users easily identify authentic accounts while strengthening trust and transparency within Telegram’s growing marketplace ecosystem.

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⚠️ NEW IN: Lapsus$ has denied retirement rumors.

The retirement announcement posted on the group’s website was reportedly created by TeamPCP members posing as Lapsus$.

One of the group’s real members has confirmed that Lapsus$ is still active.

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⚠️ NEW IN: B2 Network has lost over $3.6 million in a security exploit.

In a public message to the attacker, the team proposed a settlement, requesting that 10% of the stolen assets be returned. If the attacker agrees, B2 Network says it will not pursue investigations or legal action, effectively allowing the exploiter to retain more than $3 million.

The proposal reflects a growing trend of crypto projects attempting to recover funds through negotiation rather than prolonged legal disputes.

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⚠️ NEW IN: Authorities have released body camera footage capturing the arrests of three men accused of orchestrating a £4 million cryptocurrency fraud.

According to police, the suspects impersonated law enforcement officers and falsely claimed victims’ crypto holdings were at risk, convincing them to transfer their funds. Eight victims were allegedly targeted in the scheme.

The footage also shows one suspect being caught off guard during the arrest.

All three suspects have now been arrested and are facing charges.

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⚠️ NEW IN: Lien finance loses over half a million dollars in defi exploit.

Lien Finance has suffered a significant security breach after an attacker exploited a vulnerability in the protocol's pricing mechanism, resulting in the theft of approximately $542,000 USDC.
The exploit specifically targeted Lien Finance's OTC trading pools on Ethereumgl

By manipulating how the protocol valued deposited assets, the attacker was able to exchange virtually worthless tokens for USDC at artificially inflated prices before draining the available liquidity.

Blockchain investigators have identified the attacker's wallet, where the stolen funds currently remain. At the time of writing, there have been no signs of laundering activity or transfers to privacy services, although the address continues to be monitored.

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⚠️ NEW IN: The exploiter behind the $285 million Drift Protocol hack has started laundering the stolen funds, marking the next phase of one of the largest DeFi exploits of 2026.

According to on-chain investigator ZachXBT, he will not be investigating the case, stating that exploits involving nine-figure losses require too many resources to trace effectively. Instead, his efforts will remain focused on smaller cases where recoveries are more achievable.

The Drift exploit, which resulted in approximately $285 million in losses, is believed to have been the product of a highly sophisticated, long-term operation. Security researchers have linked the attack to compromised governance approvals and multisig signers rather than a traditional smart contract vulnerability, with some reports attributing the operation to North Korea's Lazarus Group.

As the stolen assets begin moving through laundering channels, the likelihood of recovering a significant portion of the funds decreases substantially, making blockchain tracing increasingly difficult.

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⚠️ NEW IN: Samsung Wallet is getting stablecoin support.

Galaxy users will eventually be able to send, receive, and hold digital dollars directly inside the Wallet app.

USDC appeared in Samsung’s demo, but supported assets and launch date are still unconfirmed.

Massive step toward mainstream crypto payments on smartphones.

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⚠️ NEW IN: AFX Trade Suffers $24M Bridge Hack

AFX Trade has lost approximately $24.15 million in USDC after attackers compromised the bridge’s validator signing keys.

The hackers obtained enough validator signatures to approve a fraudulent withdrawal, then bridged the funds to Ethereum and swapped them for roughly 12,467 ETH.

Importantly, this was not a flaw in Arbitrum or the bridge’s smart contracts. The exploit stemmed from compromised off-chain validator keys used to authorize withdrawals.

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⚠️ NEW IN: FBI Captures Most Wanted Suspect in $32M Pandemic Relief Fraud Case

U.S. authorities have arrested Elaine Angene Escoe, an alleged organizer of a scheme that fraudulently obtained more than $32 million in taxpayer-funded COVID-19 relief funds.

After failing to appear in federal court in 2025, Escoe allegedly fled to Jamaica and assumed the identity “Harley Newman” in an attempt to avoid capture.

Following a coordinated international operation involving U.S. and Jamaican authorities, she has been returned to the United States to face multiple federal fraud and money laundering charges.

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⚠️ NEW IN: BitMart Announces Exchange Shutdown

Crypto exchange BitMart has confirmed it will wind down its trading platform following a strategic review of its business and market conditions.

Beginning today, the exchange is gradually suspending new registrations and deposits, while all trading services will officially end on August 26, 2026. Users have been advised to close open positions and withdraw their assets as soon as possible.

BitMart says withdrawal services will remain available during the wind-down period, with the platform expected to fully shut down on January 31, 2027.

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⚠️ NEW IN: WEMIX$ Smart Contract Exploited

An attacker compromised the WEMIX$ smart contract, gaining control of privileged functions and minting 5,225,525 WEMIX$ without authorization.

Around 724K USDC.e and 30,736 WEMIX were moved across Ethereum and BNB Chain, with part of the funds swapped into ETH and USDT before reaching centralized exchanges.

WEMIX has suspended bridges, liquidity pools, and related services while working with exchanges to freeze the stolen assets. An investigation is ongoing.

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⚠️ NEW IN: Crypto Wallet Company Suffers $12M Loss After Employee Falls for Social Engineering Scam

A crypto wallet provider reportedly lost approximately $12 million after an attacker successfully convinced an employee to disclose the recovery seed phrase for the company’s treasury wallet.

The event serves as another reminder that operational security and employee awareness remain among the biggest risks in the crypto industry.

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⚠️ NEW IN: The cryptocurrency industry experienced its most active six-month period for security incidents on record during the first half of 2026, with 212 reported breaches resulting in losses exceeding $1.1 billion.

Blockaid’s latest research found that social engineering accounted for approximately 74% of total losses, highlighting a significant shift away from smart contract exploits toward attacks involving compromised credentials, phishing campaigns, and stolen private keys.

The findings suggest that user security and operational security have become the industry’s largest attack surface.

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⚠️ NEW IN: Russia has officially charged Telegram founder & CEO Pavel Durov with facilitating terrorism and issued an international arrest warrant.

According to Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB), Telegram allegedly failed to remove channels, chats, and bots used by Ukrainian intelligence and extremist groups to coordinate sabotage, terrorist attacks, and cybercrime inside Russia.

Telegram has not yet responded to the allegations.

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⚠️ NEW IN: LULA token has been hacked for $578K on BNB Chain.

The attacker exploited the token’s privileged recycle() function, manipulated pool reserves using a $237M flash loan, and drained liquidity from the PancakeSwap pair.

Another reminder that privileged smart contract functions can become critical attack vectors.

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⚠️ NEW IN: Coinbase has issued a warning about a sophisticated new social engineering scam targeting crypto holders.

Scammers are mailing fake IRS letters that instruct victims to enroll in a non-existent “Digital Asset Compliance Portal.”

The fraudulent website is designed to collect victims’ phone numbers before scammers follow up with calls posing as IRS or Coinbase representatives in an attempt to steal cryptocurrency.

Coinbase urges users to ignore the letters, avoid scanning any QR codes, and never share wallet recovery phrases or transfer funds at someone else’s request.

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⚠️ NEW IN: COLDCARD Issues Emergency Warning After Critical Seed Generation Flaw

Coinkite has disclosed a serious vulnerability affecting COLDCARD Mk3 hardware wallets that generated recovery seeds using firmware versions 4.0.1 through 4.1.9.

According to the company, a flaw in the device’s entropy generation significantly reduced the randomness used when creating seed phrases, making certain private keys potentially predictable through brute force.

The disclosure follows reports that attackers drained approximately 594 BTC (around $38 million) from roughly 500 wallets linked to the vulnerable devices.

Users who created their seed on an affected Mk3 are strongly advised to generate a brand-new wallet and transfer all funds immediately. Mk4, Mk5 and COLDCARD Q devices do not appear to be impacted.

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⚠️ NEW IN: North Korea-linked Lazarus Group has moved 121.5 BTC worth approximately $7.7 million to two unidentified wallets.

Blockchain analysts at Arkham Intelligence and Lookonchain flagged the transaction, though the destination and purpose remain unknown. Security researchers believe the movement could mark the beginning of another laundering cycle involving previously stolen cryptocurrency.

Lazarus has stolen more than $6 billion in digital assets since 2017 and remains one of the world's most active state-backed cybercrime groups.

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