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Resolv Labs has permanently removed approximately 46 million illegally minted USR tokens related to the 2026 USR illegal minting vulnerability incident. Measures include token destruction and contract upgrades. The attacker’s address has no transferable assets, and the investigation is still ongoing.

BTC is currently fluctuating around $70,000, showing an overall range-bound consolidation. On-chain data indicates tokens are flowing out of exchanges, and the market is more focused on accumulation during dips. Implied volatility in the options market has slightly declined, but geopolitical risk premiums still influence volatility pricing. The short-term trend awaits clarification of macro or geopolitical developments.

Written by: Matt Hougan, Bitwise
Compiled by: AididiaoJP, Foresight News
Even considering recent concerns sparked by the CLARITY Act, under conservative assumptions, I estimate that by 2030, Circle's valuation could reach $75 billion.
One of the most frequently asked questions we receive is: "How to invest in stablecoins?"
Typically, we recommend focusing on crypto assets that support the stablecoin ecosystem, such as Ethereum, Solana, and Chainlink, or on crypto companies operating in this space, such as Circle and

Written by: Glassnode
Translated by: AididiaoJP, Foresight News
Bitcoin has stabilized around $70,000 with fluctuations, and capital flow has improved, easing selling pressure. However, spot trading volume remains low, and supply pressure above the market indicates that stronger demand is still needed to drive a sustained market recovery.
Summary
After experiencing a sharp sell-off to around $67,000, Bitcoin has gradually stabilized and rebounded near $70,000, but the upward momentum still appears hesitant.
Unrealized losses have increased but have not yet exited the normal historical range, indicating market pressure but not a full capitulation phase.
A large portion of short-term holders' supply is concentrated between approximately $93,000 and $97,000, forming a key resistance zone above.
Realized losses remain high

Article by: Pranav Garimidi, Joachim Neu, Max Resnick
Translated by: Luffy, Foresight News
Blockchain can now confidently claim that it has the capability to compete with existing financial infrastructure. Currently, production systems can process tens of thousands of transactions per second, and future performance is expected to improve by orders of magnitude.
But beyond raw throughput, financial applications also require predictability. When a transaction is initiated—whether it's a trade, an auction bid, or an option exercise—reliable assurance of the transaction's on-chain timing is essential for the normal operation of the financial system. If transactions face unpredictable delays, many applications will become unusable. To make on-chain financial applications competitive, blockchains must provide short-term on-chain guarantees: once a valid transaction is submitted to the network, it should be ensured to be packaged into a block as soon as possible.

The U.S. Department of Defense is developing military plans against Iran, including options such as ground forces and large-scale bombings. Trump can choose from multiple options and is ready to escalate the situation at any time.

Cross-border payment infrastructure company Tazapay completes $36 million Series B funding, with investors including Circle Ventures, CMT Digital, and Coinbase Ventures. The funding will be used for global compliance expansion and market deployment. Tazapay has already served over 1,000 businesses in 30 countries.