GameStop has made an unsolicited $56 billion bid to acquire eBay, offering $125 per share and building a 5 per cent stake in the company. CEO Ryan Cohen said he is ready to take the offer directly to shareholders if eBay rejects it, backed by planned debt financing and potential investor support.

A hacker claimed to have taken over 300,000 Polymarket user records and tried to sell them on the dark web. Polymarket denied any breach, saying the data is already public through its on-chain systems and tools.

Visa has partnered with WeFi to test stablecoin payments that let users spend crypto while keeping control of their own funds. The rollout will begin in parts of Europe, Asia and Latin America, with plans to expand as rules and approvals allow.

TON Tech has launched AI agents on Telegram that can make onchain transactions like transfers, swaps and trading using user-funded wallets. Users keep control of funds while agents act within set limits without needing approval for every action.

Hackers used Gmail’s dot handling trick and a flaw in Robinhood’s account setup to send fake login alert emails that looked real. The emails came from Robinhood’s own system and tricked some users into clicking phishing links and entering sensitive details on fake websites.

Solana Company raised about $8 million by selling shares, with part of the funds set to buy more SOL and support its operations. The move comes after a sharp drop in SOL prices and reduced treasury activity, as firms face pressure but some begin buying again at lower levels.

ZetaChain paused cross-chain transfers after an attack hit its GatewayEVM contract, affecting only internal wallets and not user funds. The team has blocked the attack path and is investigating, as wider DeFi security concerns continue.

K Bank is working with Ripple to test blockchain remittances for faster and cheaper cross-border payments. The trial is being done in phases, including on-chain transfers to countries like the UAE and Thailand.

A Chinese model found her face had been used without permission in an AI-generated microdrama, where she was shown as a violent villain. She says the use of her image came from photos she had posted online and has now taken legal steps against the platform behind the show.

Scallop lost about 150,000 SUI after an attacker exploited an old rewards contract, while the main protocol and user funds were not affected. The bug let the attacker inflate rewards and drain the pool, showing risks from unused code still active on-chain.