WazirX gets Singapore court approval to repay victims of $235M hack
WazirX’s restructuring plan, approved by the Singapore High Court, paves the way for restoring user funds stolen in a $235 million hack linked to North Korea’s Lazarus Group.
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Bitcoin Core Update FIxes Vulnerability That Reportedly Could Crash Network for $80,000
Bitcoin Core has released an update following the recent detection of a vulnerability in the software, according to a September 18 press release by the Bitcoin Core Project. According to the statement, Bitcoin Core 0.16.3 was released with a fix for a denial-of-service (DoS) vulnerability.The vulnerability could reportedly cause a crash of older versions of…

$99 Gas Fees on Ethereum Are Crippling DeFi’s Growth
Skyrocketing Ethereum fees and the exorbitant costs of interacting with DeFi smart contracts, threaten the growth of the sector. The surging popularity of decentralized finance (DeFi) protocols on Ethereum (ETH) has contributed to skyrocketing fees, with the network processing an all-time high of $6.87 million in total fees yesterday. Speaking to Cointelegraph, Synthetix (SNX) founder and…

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Amid Legal Controversy, Telegram Blockchain Explorers Are Already Available
As the SEC lawsuit against Telegram Open Network (TON) forced it to postpone mainnet launch, working blockchain explorers are already available for the testnet. Blockchair announced the creation of a user-friendly alternative to Telegram’s own explorer.A stalled launch has not stopped blockchain explorersIn 2018, TON raised more than $1.7 billion in a private initial coin…

10th-Largest Indian State to Release Policy for Blockchain and AI
The Indian state of Tamil Nadu is reportedly working on a state-level policy for blockchain technology and artificial intelligence (AI).On Oct. 31, local news outlet The Times of India reported that Tamil Nadu, the 10th-largest state in India, is working on separate policies for blockchain and AI which could be released as soon as the…