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 - CoinDesk
DOGE Price Action Shows 5.7% Swing as Traders Eye 25-Cents Target Early momentum carried price to a $0.244 peak, but heavy profit-taking reversed gains by session close at $0.236.
 - CoinDesk
Sky Pitches Genius-Compliant USDH Stablecoin With $8B Balance Sheet and 4.85% Yield Formerly MakerDAO, Sky joins Paxos, Frax, Agora and Native Markets in the fight for Hyperliquid’s stablecoin contract.
 - CoinDesk
XRP Climbs 4% as Fed Rate Cut Bets Hit 99% Probability Support has held firm above $2.88, but repeated failures near $2.99 highlight how institutional flows are dictating short-term ranges.
 - CoinDesk
Asia Morning Briefing: Equities Rally on Rate-Cut Bets, Crypto Stays Cautious Rate-cut optimism and gold’s rally have not spilled into crypto, where positioning stays defensive and near-term direction hinges on the inflation report.
 - CoinDesk
CleanCore Solutions Jumps 38% After $68M Dogecoin Purchase The company acquired 285,420 DOGE tokens, with plans to build that stack to 1 billion in 30 days.
 - The Defiant
Codex Seeks to Defend Ethereum from Centralized Stablechain ‘Attack’ “Ethereum’s Tron killer” aims to safeguard the legacy blockchain against the proliferation of institution-led alternative Layer 1 blockchains.
 - Bitcoin Magazine
NPM Attack: Javascript Library Compromise Goes After Bitcoin Wallets Bitcoin Magazine NPM Attack: Javascript Library Compromise Goes After Bitcoin Wallets NPM developer qix's account compromise potentially puts user funds at risk by compromising library dependencies used by bitcoin wallets. This post NPM Attack: Javascript Library Compromise Goes After Bitcoin Wallets first appeared on Bitcoin Magazine and is written by Shinobi.
 - CoinDesk
Ledger CTO Warns of NPM Supply-Chain Attack Hitting 1B+ Downloads According to Guillemet, the malicious code — already pushed into packages with over 1 billion downloads — is designed to silently swap crypto wallet addresses in transactions. That means unsuspecting users could send funds directly to the attacker without realizing it.