Polymarket is under scrutiny, and the road to regulatory compliance for prediction markets is still long; Pyth suffered a four-hour outage, and price feed security is more fragile than expected. Quantum attacks on that 6.04M BTC are the real hidden bomb—$469 billion in the raw, with structural exposure that’s the least solvable.

The Hong Kong-approved stablecoin HKDAP has completed transfer testing on the Ethereum mainnet, with reserves backed by Standard Chartered and others, and it plans phased issuance; the U.S. House of Representatives is investigating alleged insider trading involving Kalshi and Polymarket, and compliance materials must be submitted; Pythnet/Hermes went down for more than 4 hours, affecting multiple data sources; the China Securities Regulatory Commission plans to impose severe penalties on Tiger Brokers NZ, Futu Securities International, and Changqiao Securities for illegal cross-border sales and trading services; Glassnode says that about 6.04 million BTC public keys have been exposed, worth approximately $469 billion, facing potential quantum attack risk, and another 13.99 million keys have not been exposed, with exposure reasons stemming from both structural and operational factors.