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Circle President Heath Tarbert recently announced that the company is researching a "reversible transaction mechanism" aimed at rolling back USDC transactions in cases of fraud or hacking, while still maintaining settlement finality. This mechanism will not be implemented on the underlying blockchain, but will instead add a "reverse payment" layer on top.
Simply put, if you are scammed or hacked, in theory, you can get your money back.
Princeton alumni such as Novogratz, Morehead, and Joe Lubin have repeatedly appeared in multiple transactions, shaping one of the boldest bets in the new crypto era: the digital asset treasury boom.
Princeton University alumni such as Novogratz, Morehead, and Joe Lubin have repeatedly appeared in transaction after transaction, shaping one of the most daring bets of the crypto new era: the digital asset treasury frenzy.
Simply put, if you have been scammed or fallen victim to a hacking attack, you should theoretically be able to get your money back.
Plasma's vision is very clear: global commerce will gradually shift toward stablecoins, and Plasma will be a key driving force behind this transformation.
- 10:06Hypurr NFT #21 was sold for 9,999 HYPE, approximately $466,000.According to Jinse Finance, on-chain analyst Ai Yi has monitored that the current floor price of Hypurr NFT is 1,315 HYPE, approximately $62,000. Its 24-hour trading volume has reached 821,000 HYPE, about $38.48 million. Among them, the NFT numbered #21 was sold at a price of 9,999 HYPE, approximately $466,000.
- 09:52As ASTER touches $2 again, a whale makes a profit of approximately $4 million by going longForesight News reported, according to Onchain Lens monitoring, as ASTER once again reached the $2 price level, a certain whale currently holds a long position in ASTER (3x leverage) on HyperLiquid, which has now gained approximately $4 million in unrealized profit.
- 09:51Swift partners with Consensys to develop a cross-border payment blockchain prototypeForesight News: According to The Block, global financial information network Swift has announced that it will integrate blockchain-based shared ledgers into its infrastructure. The initial focus of this plan will be on real-time, 24-hour cross-border payment use cases. Swift stated that it will officially design the shared ledger based on a "concept prototype" jointly developed with Consensys. Although no further details about the collaboration between Swift and Consensys were disclosed in the announcement, last week's news indicated that Swift is actively experimenting with migrating its system on-chain using Consensys' Ethereum Layer 2 solution, Linea. The ledger is expected to record, sort, and verify transactions through smart contracts, facilitating secure, real-time trading of compliant tokenized value, while focusing on interoperability with existing and emerging financial systems to ensure Swift adheres to compliance standards. In addition, Swift is working with more than 30 financial institutions to gather feedback on the ledger and support subsequent implementation, including a certain exchange.