Author: liam

Liam Hunter focuses on the on-chain systems where liquidity, risk and protocol mechanics become visible. He writes about DeFi, DEXes, perpetuals, Smart Money flows, hacks and Ethereum-linked infrastructure, with an emphasis on what the data shows, what remains uncertain and where market interpretation can go too far.Market developments and regulatory context are part of his reporting when they intersect with Web3 or DeFi activity.

Cybersecurity researcher Jeremiah Fowler recently discovered a public and unprotected database containing 149 million stolen credentials, increasing the risks to crypto users worldwide. The find, revealed this January 23, 2026, includes approximately 420,000 logins linked to the Binance platform, highlighting the vulnerability of digital assets to external cyber attacks.

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Driven by an increase of 17% during the current month of January, the gold price above 5,000 dollars has established an unprecedented milestone in global financial markets. According to reports issued by the Gold Price platform this Monday, the price reached 5,080 dollars, reflecting a clear preference of investors for traditional safe-haven assets over digital volatility.

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Natix Network and Valeo announced a partnership to combine Natix’s Solana-based DePIN data streams with Valeo’s automotive world-modeling capabilities. The aim is an open-source, multi-camera World Foundation Model (WFM) built from decentralized, incentivized video and geospatial data—an asset class that could change how autonomous systems are trained.

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The exchange platform Binance has formally submitted an application to obtain a MiCA license in Greece, seeking to align itself with the European Union’s Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation. This strategic move follows warnings from French regulators, who pointed out that the company does not yet hold said authorization, which could jeopardize its permanence in certain European markets before mandatory compliance deadlines expire this summer.

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The Gwangju District Prosecutors’ Office has launched a comprehensive investigation following the disappearance of Bitcoin valued at 48 million dollars, stolen directly from its official custody during the past year. According to judicial sources, the funds were drained through a sophisticated phishing attack, exposing serious internal institutional vulnerabilities that have sparked national alarm regarding the protection of confiscated high-value assets.

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