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Apeing presale advances to Stage 4 ‘Banana Hoarders’

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Latest: Apeing and MemeToro introduce new models to the meme coin market

The Ethereum-based meme coin project Apeing has transitioned from Stage 3 into Stage 4 of its multi-stage token presale. As of mid-September 2026, the project has moved past the ‘Paper Hand Panic’ stage, which was pric

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Symbiosis Bitcoin bridge security exploit

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Latest: Symbiosis Bitcoin Bridge exploit mints 46 billion fake tokens

On September 11, 2026, the cross-chain liquidity protocol Symbiosis experienced a security exploit targeting its Bitcoin BridgeV2 smart contract. The breach allowed an attacker to mint approximately 46.1 billion unbacked

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BNB maintains bullish momentum amid network expansion

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Latest: Binance Coin (BNB) eyes $1,000 following rally to $780

By early September 2026, BNB continued its upward trend, trading in the $713 to $730 range. While the asset established a bullish structure with primary support between $650 and $670, a Relative Strength Index (RSI) of a

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PancakeSwap CAKE token deflation and market performance

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Latest: PancakeSwap (CAKE) rallies as price targets $5 amid rising volume

PancakeSwap’s native token, CAKE, has transitioned toward a deflationary model through consistent supply burns. In July, the platform burned approximately 1,944,441 CAKE tokens, valued at roughly $2.73 million, which led

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The Sandbox cross-chain bridge exploit

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Latest: The Sandbox to reimburse SAND holders after $700,000 bridge exploit

A security breach occurred involving The Sandbox’s cross-chain bridge on the Base and BNB Smart Chain networks. Attackers exploited a LayerZero ‘approveAndCall’ function to hijack delegate permissions, enabling the unaut

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