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Micron Technology Surges Over 7%, Hits New All-Time High, Market Cap Exceeds $900 Billion
BlockBeats·2026/05/11 13:40
Will Pi Network price drop back to $0.15 as it forms bearish divergence?
Crypto.News·2026/05/11 13:31
Barrick’s $3B buyback sets stage for North American spinoff
Mining.com·2026/05/11 13:21
Norwegian Krone: Norges Bank's surprise hike and risk support – HSBC
FXStreet·2026/05/11 13:21
Over $118M in Crypto Unlocks Hit Markets Between May 11 and 17
BlockchainReporter·2026/05/11 13:12
XRP NEWS: JPMorgan and Mastercard Leverage XRP Ledger for Tokenized Treasury Redemptions
Coinspeaker·2026/05/11 13:06
JPMorgan Revealed It Uses of XRP Ledger. Goldman Sachs and Citi Up Next?
TimesTabloid·2026/05/11 13:03
ECB’s Kocher: Stagflation Risk “Cannot Be Ruled Out”
ForexFactory·2026/05/11 13:03
Why Chainlink CCIP Is Drawing Billions in DeFi Migration From LayerZero
DailyCoin·2026/05/11 13:03
Flash
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After closing its position, whale pension-usdt.eth opens a new 3x leveraged ETH short.Whale pension-usdt.eth, after closing its Ethereum short position, has once again opened a 3x leveraged ETH short, holding 871.3249 ETH, valued at approximately 1.5 million US dollars.
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In the past 24 hours, the entire network has seen $180 million in liquidations, with the majority being from a significant short position liquidation.BlockBeats News, June 20th, according to Coinglass data, the total liquidation in the past 24 hours was $180 million, with long liquidations amounting to $57.18 million and short liquidations amounting to $123 million.
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Axelar Network responds to security incident, vulnerability originated from third-party token contractAxelar Network stated in its announcement that neither Axelar Network nor the IBC protocol was attacked, and the affected token smart contract was not developed, deployed, or maintained by Axelar Network. The exploited contract was a forked version of CW20-ICS20, where the developers removed two core security checks, resulting in an "infinite minting" vulnerability. This fork altered the original contract's trust model and had not undergone a security audit. Axelar Network emphasized that this incident was not due to any inherent logic flaws or problems with the IBC protocol, but instead stemmed from security risks introduced by third-party contract modifications.