Invited users can now move real funds on the Polygon spin-off's privacy chain, though validators can still see private inputs for now.
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Hyperliquid named Payward its intended first CFTC-regulated HIP-3* deployer, though approval, a launch date, and HIP-3* mainnet are still pending.
The hardware wallet maker will destroy 18,835 old devices and says it can't fully rule out fakes among units received after Oct. 20th.
Blast has published contract-level exit guides, but withdrawals still require proofs, a one-day wait and, for USDB, a separate DAI claim.
The Nasdaq-listed firm said it plans to establish Solana validator operations in Hong Kong.
OP and POL also lost more than a quarter over matched four-week windows, while Arbitrum One's active-address count rose.
Co-founder Zon's preliminary read points to a MoveVM flaw, while D2 Finance traced the payouts to LayerZero adapters on Ethereum. The post Initia Has No Restart Date After Attacker...
