The firm's $93.2 million loss estimate spans six chains, while Ledger's latest update offers no repayment plan for affected buyers.

The loss-funded venue booked more revenue than Pump.fun and Hyperliquid in the latest shared full-day data, while its house pool held about $4.27 million.

The planned rollout includes dirham deposits and withdrawals, AED trading pairs, staking and xStocks, with retail investors covered by Payward’s license.

The reseller’s former founders say they handed over operations in March and that their acquisition agreement delayed a public announcement until mid-October.

Existing .eth holders would have no migration deadline, while ENS Labs would hand its remaining ENSv2 admin roles to the DAO.

Starknet’s DeFi TVL rose about 5% over a slightly shorter period, while its proposed Layer 1 shift remains under discussion.

The token retained its lead despite a 1.7% weekly decline, while Avalanche shortened the minimum commitment for validators during the period.

Ledger says all confirmed cases tied to its October 9 fund-draining investigation involve Southeast Asian reseller CryptoBilis, which has halted hardware-wallet sales.

The company says its direct sales channels are unaffected and reminds resellers never to restock returned products.

The reserve gap is about 603 BTC. Liquid says peg-outs require full backing and completed security reviews before they can restart.