SlowMist said FomoPeek App versions 1.1 to 1.2 carried malicious code that could expose private keys and other sensitive data on affected iPhones, after users reported stolen assets linked to private key leaks.

Switchboard said it is ceasing operations, with maintenance for its oracle implementations ending immediately and remaining support scheduled to end on September 25, prompting protocols to migrate to alternatives including Pyth and RedStone.

Radix Foundation said it has fixed the vault authorization vulnerability behind an August 31 exploit that let an attacker withdraw third-party assets and move them off-chain through Hyperlane, with network recovery now under way.

21Shares has filed an amended registration statement for its proposed Injective ETF, aiming for a Nasdaq listing under TINJ while leaving custody details unresolved and keeping open the possibility of staking part of the fund’s INJ holdings.

Tether disclosed a $1.453 billion bullion financing arrangement with Gold.com through a gold leasing structure, deepening a relationship that already includes a $150 million equity investment, warehouse storage and XAUt distribution.

Moscow Exchange said it will begin trading perpetual futures tied to bitcoin, ether, solana, XRP and tron on Sept. 22, 2026, offering ruble-settled crypto price exposure to qualified investors under Russia’s regulated derivatives framework.

VanEck's Matthew Sigel said the Bitcoin community recognizes quantum computing as a real long-term security risk and is already testing mitigation paths, while firms including Coinbase and industry groups work on post-quantum defenses.

Haruko said a cyberattack earlier this week affected 15 clients, exposing read-only exchange API details and trading data, with some non-whitelisted hedge fund clients suffering small fund losses as the firm patches the vulnerability and prepares a technical review.

A joint report from Japanese and international agencies said the North Korean-linked WaterPlum group infected more than 30,000 devices and stole information from over 7,000 crypto wallets through fake recruitment attacks targeting IT workers.

World said it has started rolling out its World Money financial app in more than 150 countries, combining stablecoin payments, trading, yield features and self-custody, with access and feature availability varying by jurisdiction.