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A lawyer who has previously been sanctioned twice for misusing artificial intelligence has been rebuked again by a federal judge after including AI-fabricated quotations in a court filing against the entertainment company Roc Nation. A growing number of lawyers are facing serious penalties for using artificial intelligence to draft court papers without checking the work. By mid-2026, courts had recorded 1,667 cases where lawyers filed fake legal citations generated by AI tools. AI hallucinations are getting lawyers fined According to a global database tracked by researcher Damien Charlotin, lawyers have misused artificial intelligence in up to 1,667 court matters. This…
suiUSDe now has a dedicated landing page. The token, officially the eSui Dollar, comes out of a partnership between Ethena and Sui Group Holdings, the NASDAQ-listed firm trading as SUIG, and it’s already plugged into DeFi protocols across Sui. Up to now, anyone wanting details had to dig through scattered posts and docs. Now there’s one place for it. It’s a small launch on paper. But synthetic dollars live or die on whether people understand them, and a proper site is part of how a token earns that understanding at scale. What suiUSDe Is Forget the usual stablecoin model. suiUSDe…
Axelar Confirms $4.67M Exploit on Secret Network Bridge, Core Protocol Remains Unaffected
Axelar is moving fast to contain damage after identifying a security incident that has resulted in the loss of approximately $4.67 million worth of tokens. The exploit targeted assets bridged via the Inter-Blockchain Communication protocol from the Axelar chain to Secret Network, and the cross-chain infrastructure provider has already taken emergency action to shut down the affected connection while it works through containment and recovery. Axelar’s official statement confirms the team identified the incident affecting assets bridged over IBC to Secret Network from the Axelar chain, with approximately $4.67 million worth of tokens taken in the breach. The announcement was…
TLDR: South Korea crypto exchange volume fell to KRW 9.9676 trillion, dropping below KRW 10 trillion for the first time since September 2023. Combined turnover across Upbit, Bithumb, Coinone, Korbit, and Gopax declined 25.75% from the previous week and 43.5% from early June. Upbit kept first place with a 63.02% market share, although its share slipped 3.95 percentage points during the latest weekly period. Bithumb and Coinone gained market share as total activity contracted, while Korbit and Gopax held only 0.78% and 0.03%, respectively. South Korea crypto exchange volume has fallen below KRW 10 trillion after five straight weekly declines.…
Velocity Ticket Debuts As The AI-Powered Invoicing Tool Every Service Business Needs in 2026
Velocity Ticket is trying to fix a major gap in businesses, and the approach it takes is genuinely different from anything else in the invoicing software space right now. Invoicing is one of those tasks that every service business has to deal with but nobody actually enjoys. Writing up quotes, formatting receipts, calculating line items, getting the branding right, it all takes time that most business owners would rather spend on the actual work. What Velocity Ticket is and Who Built It Velocity Ticket is an early-stage SaaS product built by The Merkle, LLC, a web development and marketing team…
On July 6, Luxembourg’s financial regulator, the Commission de Surveillance du Secteur Financier, upgraded Ripple’s preliminary Crypto-Asset Service Provider authorization into a full license under the European Union’s Markets in Crypto-Assets framework. The approval means Ripple can passport regulated crypto services across all 30 countries of the European Economic Area, from Lisbon to Helsinki, under a single national authorization. Cassie Craddock, Ripple’s managing director for the UK and Europe, framed the moment plainly: the company enters the post-transitional MiCA era fully compliant and ready to scale. Summary Ripple secured a full MiCA license in Luxembourg, allowing it to offer regulated…
On July 8, Paul Grewal notified Coinbase that he was resigning as chief legal officer and corporate secretary, effective July 31. The company disclosed the departure in an 8-K filing the next day, and by Thursday evening the announcement had rolled through crypto media with the tone usually reserved for a retiring general. Grewal will move into an advisory role from August 1 through October 31, collect a lump sum equal to 3 months of base salary when the advisory period ends, keep the restricted stock units scheduled to vest on August 20, and remain on the board of Coinbase…
Key TakeawaysThe yen dropped to historic lows, raising policy tightening fears that threaten global crypto liquidity.Bitfinex flagged the yen carry trade as a macro risk, warning a sharp reversal will hit BTC and ETH.Japan spent $73B on FX interventions, showing limited impact against massive global trading volumes. Yen Carry Trade Reversal Awakens Fears in Bitcoin Analysts One of the most relevant global liquidity drivers, the Japanese carry trade, is under analyst scrutiny again due to the recent devaluation of the yen, which might prompt a reversal of the conditions that gave it its origin. As explained in Bitcoin News before,…
GenLayer-Led ‘Internet Court’ Gains Support From 27 Web3 Firms for AI Agent Disputes
Internet Court unites 27 Web3 firms around contracts, escrow, payments, and AI Agent dispute resolution. GenLayer validators use varied language models to assess evidence, review rulings, and support staged appeals. The six-layer framework links agent identity, wallet permissions, payments, escrow, execution, and disputes. GenLayer targets a fourth-quarter 2026 mainnet launch as partners prepare integrations for agent commerce. The GenLayer Foundation has assembled 27 Web3 companies around Internet Court, an open standard for contracts, payments, escrow, and dispute resolution between autonomous systems. Announced on July 10, the coalition includes OKX, MetaMask, ZKsync, 0G Labs, BNB Chain, NEAR, Starknet, Nansen, Kleros, and…
Stablecoins are useful, but crypto still has a simple payment problem: users do not want to think about gas. BNB Chain’s push toward gas-free stablecoin transfers is aimed directly at that friction point, especially for wallet users who are not interested in managing network fees every time they send money. That makes this more than a small feature update. It touches one of the reasons crypto payments still feel awkward for normal users. For more details, visit the official Binance platform. TL;DR BNB Chain is pushing gas-free stablecoin transfer rails through a wallet partnership.The goal is to reduce friction for…
