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Bunni DEX Shutters After $8.4 Million Hack as October Claims Another Crypto Project
- Bunni decentralized exchange is shutting down after an $8.4 million hack in September 2025.
- Users are still able to withdraw assets as the team organizes treasury distributions for holders.
- Bunni’s closure follows the Kadena Organization’s recent shutdown, highlighting mounting security and financial pressures.
Bitget and Google Developer Group Collaborate on a Second Hackathon to Fuel Youth Innovation
Bitget, the world’s largest Universal Exchange (UEX), is excited to announce its continued collaboration with the Google Developer Group (GDG). They will host a second hackathon, the “AI Accelerate Hack,” as part of Bitget’s Blockchain4Youth CSR initiative. The event will be held at KU Leuven in Belgium on Wednesday, October 29, 2025. The 10-hour hackathon
AAVE V4 Release Fuels Market Momentum as DeFi Adoption Accelerates
- Aave’s V4 introduces a Unified Liquidity Layer, driving capital efficiency, lower costs, and stronger GHO integration across chains.
- Controlling 82% of Ethereum’s lending market, Aave leads DeFi with $36.5 billion TVL and $226 billion in 30-day trading volume.
- A $50 million buyback program and RWA expansion position Aave for sustained growth as analysts eye $135 as a key price target.
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BloFin Leads TOKEN2049 with Most Talked-About Exceptional Branding
BloFin, a global crypto exchange, took center stage at TOKEN2049 Singapore as Title Sponsor, delivering the most talked-about and exceptional branding experience in the event’s history. From the towering orange “BloFinBuild” booth to the full-house Whalefield 2025 afterparty- headliner with DJ BLOND:SH at the most iconic club marquee along with Berachain, BloFin set a new
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Hong Kong Approves First Spot Solana ETF; Trading Set for October 27
- Hong Kong approves Asia’s first spot Solana ETF managed by ChinaAMC (Hong Kong).
- Fund trading begins October 27 with $100 minimum investment threshold.
- Move reinforces Hong Kong’s ambitions as a digital-asset financial hub.
Japan’s Soneium Bets Big: Sony, SBI, and Startale’s Bid to Build a Global Layer-2 Powerhouse
- Startale’s mission — proving Japan can deliver enterprise-grade blockchain infrastructure with compliance-first design.
- Strategic alliances — Sony’s IP and SBI’s financial network support Soneium’s adoption beyond speculation.
- Long-term roadmap — phased decentralization, tokenization, and enterprise adoption anchor Startale’s global ambitions.
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Minnesota Man Avoids Jail Time for Cryptojacking Former Workplace
- A Minnesota man mined ETH via cryptojacking his former employer’s servers nightly for a year, causing $45,000 in damages.
- The scheme earned less than $6,000 in Ethereum, leading to probation and restitution instead of prison time.
- Experts warn economic strain could trigger more small-scale cryptojacking as desperation drives cybercrime.
Volatility Isn’t The Enemy: Inefficiency Is
By Federico Variola, CEO of Phemex October 10, 2025, will be remembered as the day crypto markets experienced their largest liquidation event in history. Over $19 billion in positions evaporated within 24 hours. More than 1.6 million traders watched helplessly as their accounts were forcibly closed. President Trump’s announcement of 100% tariffs on Chinese imports
Argentine Court Asked To Arrest The President’s Allies In the LIBRA Scandal
- Plaintiff Martín Romeo asked Judge Marcelo Martínez de Giorgi to detain two Milei aides tied to LIBRA over irregular crypto transfers.
- Wallet data from Binance and Gate.io linked presidential advisors Novelli and Terrones Godoy to USDT flows traced to LIBRA’s prelaunch.
- Over 1,300 Argentines were affected by LIBRA’s crash, contradicting Milei’s televised denial of widespread losses.