Galaxy's Aug. 7 analysis of Aave V3 shows that fewer than 9% of loans, using E-mode, hold half the platform's debt. These positions are heavily concentrated in Ethereum staking wrappers, creating systemic risk if the basis between these tokens and ETH widens.
A new three-part Netflix series directed by Joe Pearlman explores the complex personality, career, and worldview of football manager José Mourinho, highlighting his relentless drive, ego, and the personal costs of his obsession with winning.
Bits of Gold, Israel's largest regulated crypto broker, is investigating a data breach exposing personal details of up to 250,000 users. While funds remain secure, the incident has led retail giant Paz to temporarily pause Bitcoin purchases on its Yellow app.
Data breaches at shipping partners for crypto wallet makers Trezor and SafePal exposed customers' personal data and home addresses, increasing the risk of physical 'wrench attacks' and phishing schemes.
An anonymous trader's massive $414,895 'No' position on Polymarket's CLARITY Act market—worth 2.6 times the available liquidity—highlights how thin order books can distort political probability metrics ahead of a crucial Senate vote.
Retail billionaire Mike Ashley's Frasers Group has increased its stake in German fashion house Hugo Boss to 48% following a €38-a-share offer, bringing the retail tycoon closer to potential full control despite previous board resistance.
Sono Group's transition to a Bitcoin-heavy treasury reveals severe financial strain, generating zero revenue in H1 2026 and holding just $166,000 in cash against $4.11 million in Bitcoin.
Accenture CEO Julie Sweet urged employees to postpone August leave and focus on revenue generation to secure a strong Q4. The firm introduced a rare policy allowing staff to carry forward unused vacation days.
Six months after 73-year-old Yvonne Whear vanished in Murwillumbah, New South Wales, her family and police continue the search. Whear disappeared after an art class, leaving her car, phone, and beloved animals behind.
Scientific integrity specialists have uncovered thousands of online advertisements from paper mills selling fraudulent journal authorship and intellectual property rights, highlighting widespread academic fraud.
The Wicket project highlights women's cricket in Bradford, focusing on diversity, community, and belonging, amid growing interest in the sport.
A recent $116 million hardware wallet exploit reignites the debate on self-custody risks versus institutional investment vehicles like Bitcoin ETFs, which saw their strongest inflows since April. Meanwhile, Strategy plans to resume Bitcoin accumulation, Riot Platforms secures a $9 billion AI compute deal, and Trump Media revamps its crypto treasury strategy after a $238 million Q2 loss.
Luigi Mangione pleaded guilty to federal stalking charges in the shooting death of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, prompting legal experts to question whether New York's double-jeopardy law will derail a separate state murder trial.
Australian cricketer Steve Smith equalled Joe Root's record of 218 Test catches by a non-wicketkeeper during the first Test against Bangladesh, where Bangladesh closed in on a historic victory.
Analysts warn China that its new international AI body, Waico, must avoid appearing opposed to the US and its allies to prevent deterring prospective members amid global tech polarisation concerns.
Ethereum's transition to post-quantum cryptography could disrupt regulated banks years before quantum computers threaten validator keys, as stateful hash-based signatures conflict with traditional backup and redundancy practices.
Disabled and terminally ill campaigners have urged Prime Minister Andy Burnham to reform social and palliative care before assisted dying legislation is introduced in England and Wales, warning that current failings put lives at risk.
Trezor revealed that a data breach at fulfillment provider ShipMonk exposed personal details and delivery addresses for nearly 13,689 hardware wallet buyers, raising physical security and targeted phishing concerns.
Tanzid Hasan scored a maiden Test century to give Bangladesh a 153-run lead against Australia at stumps on day two in Darwin, reaching 351-6.
AI giant Anthropic has started watermarking Claude chatbot outputs with invisible code to comply with the EU AI Act's Transparency Code. Meanwhile, the company announced that auto mode will become the default setting for Claude Code starting August 14.
Octopus Energy requests 8 million UK customers to reduce electricity use during August 12 solar eclipse (6-8 PM) to offset expected 1.3 GW drop in solar generation, offering incentives like free electricity and solar panels for compliance.
Germany has struck a deal allowing Taliban-appointed officials to operate in diplomatic missions in Berlin and Bonn in exchange for deportations of Afghan migrants, raising fears among Afghan activists and refugees now living in Germany.
India's growing injury list, featuring Jasprit Bumrah and others, has put the Centre of Excellence under scrutiny. Former batter Subramaniam Badrinath defended the facility, clarifying that selection decisions rest with the team management, not the COE.
China’s National Cultural Heritage Administration has ordered museums nationwide to strengthen emergency management during the summer peak season following operational failures, including a sudden power outage at Xian’s Terracotta Warriors museum.
