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Harmony has just suffered another hack. This time, the hacker minted an additional 4 billion $ONE, roughly 26% of the total supply—not a small amount at all. Right after minting, most of that amount was sent straight to exchanges for an aggressive dump.
The dev team has just surfaced to announce that it is scrambling to coordinate with CEXs to freeze the related funds. They also said they are preparing an emergency patch and are even considering rolling back the network.
Looking at the $ONE price chart is a textbook heart-stopping roller coaster. The price suddenly plunged more than 50%,

Lately, the Clarity bill has been completely stuck in the Senate, leaving everyone yawning and wondering whether the market will have to sit on the sidelines indefinitely. But the SEC seems just as impatient, and it is carving out its own path with two fairly earth-shaking moves.
Around August 14, the SEC is set to discuss a dedicated issuance framework for crypto contracts. This could be a major win for projects, giving them a clearer path forward and reducing the risk of being lumped together and hit with traditional securities laws as before. The agency is also considering a limited exempti

Dawn, are you awake yet?
When I was little, I had to wake up early for school, and I thought that when I grew up, I’d sleep in to my heart’s content.
But now that I’m grown up, I still don’t dare sleep in—I have to wake up early to sell myself to capitalism.....
Has anyone else been through the same thing?

The whale owning wallet bc1qdj has continued dumping 1,274 $BTC , worth approximately $81.5M.
The entire amount was deposited directly through OTC desks and major funds including Cumberland, FalconX, and GalaxyDigital 10 hours ago.
The continuous selling through OTC indicates that selling pressure from major players has yet to ease, and the short-term market may continue to remain volatile.

Wake up and watch the sunrise, everyone!
Wishing you all a new day full of energy.

The market has been dragging lately, leaving everyone yawning, but taking a closer look at some projects reveals plenty of interesting developments. People have not been talking much about quantum computing lately because it still feels far off, but blockchain infrastructure providers already need to plan ahead. TRON has quietly begun testing quantum-resistant signatures on the Nile Testnet. It may sound academic, but it is actually a highly practical step.
This time, they introduced the NIST-standard ML DSA-44 algorithm to reinforce their security armor. The interesting part is that it is not