The pledge follows Ondo's non-US launch plan, while Dinari's US tokens remain non-transferable and barred from DeFi.
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The acquisition, its first since going public, is expected to close in the fourth quarter of 2026.
The miner announced a new $500 million stock buyback authorization as two planned data center leases face a possible delay into 2027.
Vulnerability details will follow once operators have had time to upgrade. The release introduces no breaking changes.
Kayleen Fulton alleges disability discrimination and retaliation. Vitalik Buterin and Bastian Aue are also named as defendants.
The blockchain firm traced stolen funds through six new tokens on NEAR, where hackers used liquidity pools to obscure transfers between wallets.
Public trading would activate Ondo and Dinari tokenization plans, while existing derivatives would not become IPO allocations.
