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  • The North Korean hacking group WaterPlum has infected 30,000 devices and stolen at least $10.7 million in cryptocurrency by posing as recruiters for legitimate companies, targeting software developers and IT professionals. (📰TradingView)
  • A Web3 event will take place in Oko, Anambra on October 17, 2026, aimed at providing opportunities for learning, connecting, and building in real life. (📰KuCoin)
  • ETH entities have accumulated a total of 15,272.77 ETH through UBTC swaps, resulting in unrealized gains of $2.1 million, with significant purchases made over the past 11 hours. (📰blockchain.news)
  • Apple and Google are hiring professionals to enhance their capabilities in stablecoin, blockchain, and tokenized finance services, indicating a focus on digital asset infrastructure without plans to develop their own stablecoins. (📰bitcoinfoundation.org)
  • Nextblock has launched ‘Web3 Radar’, a data metrics section powered by RootData’s API, to provide users with insights on global Web3 investments, funding trends, popular projects, and token unlock schedules. (📰KuCoin)
  • The Paypers is a global hub for insights and news on payments, fintech, and the digital economy, offering reports and commentary on various topics including regulation, real-time payments, and digital identity. (📰The Paypers)
  • World has launched World Money, a self-custodial finance app that supports stablecoins and global payments, integrating with Stripe for funding and incorporating identity verification through World ID. (📰The Paypers)
  • Boyaa Interactive has acquired an additional 152 Bitcoin, increasing its total holdings to 4,468 BTC, as part of its strategy to utilize idle cash reserves for Bitcoin accumulation and Web3 initiatives. (📰Crypto Briefing)
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