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$BTC President Trump has announced a new wave of import tariffs, injecting fresh uncertainty into the global economy. Tariffs on imported semiconductor chips are on the way, he confirmed — though he noted certain companies in the sector may be granted flexibility.

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#USElectronicsTariffs President Trump has announced a new wave of import tariffs, injecting fresh uncertainty into the global economy. Tariffs on imported semiconductor chips are on the way, he confirmed — though he noted certain companies in the sector may be granted flexibility.

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$BTC Binance, the world’s biggest cryptocurrency exchange, confirmed on Friday that $570 million had been stolen in a hack of a blockchain it runs that serves as a bridge for asset transfers between networks. The attack on the Binance Smart Chain network highlighted weaknesses in decentralized finance, or DeFi, where transactions are controlled by code. “Software code is never bug free,” Binance’s chief executive, Changpeng Zhao, said in an interview with CNBC. He emphasized that no users had lost money in the hack but said that so-called cross-chain bridges were particularly vulnerable to hacks and the industry needed to get better at learning from them. “We have seen a series of attacks on targeting vulnerabilities in cross-chain bridges,” Binance Smart Chain wrote in a blog post apologizing to users. “We will openly share the details of the postmortem and all lessons on how to implement more advanced security measures to shore-up these vulnerabilities.”

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#BinanceSafetyInsights Binance, the world’s biggest cryptocurrency exchange, confirmed on Friday that $570 million had been stolen in a hack of a blockchain it runs that serves as a bridge for asset transfers between networks. The attack on the Binance Smart Chain network highlighted weaknesses in decentralized finance, or DeFi, where transactions are controlled by code. “Software code is never bug free,” Binance’s chief executive, Changpeng Zhao, said in an interview with CNBC. He emphasized that no users had lost money in the hack but said that so-called cross-chain bridges were particularly vulnerable to hacks and the industry needed to get better at learning from them. “We have seen a series of attacks on targeting vulnerabilities in cross-chain bridges,” Binance Smart Chain wrote in a blog post apologizing to users. “We will openly share the details of the postmortem and all lessons on how to implement more advanced security measures to shore-up these vulnerabilities.”

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#SECGuidance 🚨💥 BREAKING NEWS IN THE RIPPLE CASE! 🚨 The SEC just fired back at Ripple, opposing the emergency request to present new evidence! Judge Torres, get ready for a heated battle! The urgency suggests something BIG is at play! Will Ripple emerge victorious or will the SEC prevail? Stay glued to your screens for the latest updates on $XRP #SECGuidance

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