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  1. ALLCointelegraph

    Bybit Pay integrates with Mesh to expand crypto payments

    Bybit Pay has integrated with Mesh, a crypto payments infrastructure provider, enabling users to make payments and fund accounts directly from their Bybit balances without transferring assets elsewhere, according to Cointelegraph. Businesses already using Mesh can incorporate Bybit Pay as a payment option through their existing systems, which provides access to Bybit’s claimed 80 million users. The integration also supports programmable settlement options, giving businesses control over how and when payments are settled across different markets. Mesh's network connects over 300 wallets, exchanges, and financial platforms, facilitating the movement of digital assets between services, and has recently raised over $200 million in funding, targeting expansion across Latin America, Asia, and Europe.

  2. BITCOINCointelegraph

    Coldcard hacker swaps stolen Bitcoin for ETH via THORChain

    A hacker associated with the third wave of Coldcard wallet thefts has begun swapping stolen Bitcoin for Ether via THORChain, with about 10% of the funds moved on-chain, according to Galaxy Research's Alex Thorn. Thorn noted that the hacker has experienced some issues in swapping all funds, as retries have been refunded, and identified a new Ethereum address linked to the stolen assets, which has been shared with authorities and crypto companies. The initial theft involved at least 1,789 Bitcoin from over 8,800 addresses, valued at approximately $114.7 million, and some of the proceeds have been sent to cryptocurrency mixers like Tornado Cash. This activity follows recent reports of ongoing attacker operations linked to the Coldcard exploit.

  3. ALLCointelegraph

    US officials work with Crowd

    US federal law enforcement officials, in cooperation with cybersecurity company CrowdStrike, announced that they have disrupted the Sality botnet and malware responsible for installing malicious software on compromised devices since 2003. CrowdStrike reported that the entities behind Sality used EggJagger, a tool monitoring cryptocurrency clipboard activity, to steal at least 12.1 million rubles (approximately $150,000) in cryptocurrency over the past eight years. The malware's activities involved redirecting cryptocurrency payments by replacing wallet addresses, and at its peak, the stolen assets were valued at about $1.5 million in January 2025. Authorities noted that the disruption has severed the criminals' ability to communicate with infected machines.

  4. DEFICointelegraph

    Sui DeFi Project Full Sail Shuts Down After Oracle Incident

    Full Sail, a DeFi protocol on the Sui blockchain, announced it would wind down following a security incident involving the oracle provider Switchboard, which resulted in user losses. The protocol immediately disabled new deposits and liquidity provider reward claims and plans to move regular pools to withdrawal-only mode after final security checks, prioritizing user compensation. The incident, first disclosed on Saturday, involved an attacker removing approximately $91,000 from three vaults, after Switchboard's infrastructure was suspected of being compromised. Full Sail stated it will use remaining protocol-owned liquidity and cover any shortfalls to compensate users, with plans to publish withdrawal and claim instructions in the coming days.