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UsePaid posted on X that X Money payments have currently been suspended, and the team is addressing the payment issues. Existing balances remain secure, and related fees will continue to accumulate.UsePaid stated that before restoring full payment services, a web portal will be launched as a temporary fund application channel, and they are committed to resuming payment operations as soon as possible.

Bitget stated that the withdrawal recovery plan will be announced before September 26 at 4:00 UTC (12:00 Beijing time) and thanked users for their patience.Bitget previously confirmed that approximately $387.5 million in assets were transferred to addresses controlled by attackers during this security incident, involving assets such as ETH, XRP, USDT, ZEC, USDC, USDT0, XAUt, BNB, AVAX, and TRX.Bitget claimed that the incident is currently under control, and no further unauthorized transfers have been detected. Withdrawals are temporarily suspended, and investigations and asset tracking are still ongoing.

According to Bitcoin.com, Canadian Bitcoin exchange and wallet company Bull Bitcoin stated that due to the Liquid Network attack on September 6, users are currently unable to exchange L-BTC back to Bitcoin through the platform, and the redemption operation is still pending recovery. Bull Bitcoin expects that the related exchange services may resume within 30 days, but stated that this expectation is not a guarantee.Due to reliance on the L-BTC redemption mechanism to balance inventory, the platform has temporarily closed inbound Lightning Network payments. In this attack, the attacker transferred nearly 4,000 Bitcoins out of the protocol, later returning about 3,400; they currently still hold 598.5 Bitcoins, worth over 51 million dollars. Liquid Network stated on September 17 that block production, network transactions, and L-BTC transfers have returned to normal.

Animoca Brands and the Nasdaq-listed company Currenc Group have suspended the previously proposed reverse merger negotiations, which were originally intended to facilitate Animoca's listing. In a statement released on Tuesday, Animoca indicated that after assessing the project timeline and the "evolving market environment," both parties agreed that the time required to complete the transaction no longer aligned with their short-term and mid-term goals.Animoca co-founder and executive chairman Yat Siu stated, "Corporate agility must take precedence over" advancing the merger with Currenc. Animoca added that the company "remains fully committed to relisting on a major public exchange," and if conditions permit, both parties may consider resuming merger negotiations. The reverse merger plan was first announced in November 2025, originally intended for Currenc to acquire Animoca through an Australian arrangement, with Animoca shareholders collectively holding 95% of the merged company's shares post-merger.Animoca was previously listed on the Australian Securities Exchange but was delisted in 2020 due to scrutiny over its involvement in crypto-related activities. In 2022, the Australian Securities and Investments Commission convicted Animoca and imposed a fine for failing to submit annual reports for 2019-2021 and some semi-annual reports. Animoca stated that it is actively advancing the preparation of its audited financial statements for the fiscal year 2024 and continues to seek the optimal path for relisting. Currenc Group is a fintech company headquartered in Singapore, focusing on AI and tokenization solutions.

According to Bloomberg, South African digital asset companies have suspended transactions worth billions of rand due to regulatory adjustment plans.The proposed revision will incorporate cryptocurrencies into South Africa's foreign exchange control system and restrict their use in cross-border transactions.

MultiversX announced that it has confirmed an attacker attempted to exploit atomicity issues at the virtual machine (VM) level of the mainnet, resulting in invalid state changes on the chain. To prevent further impact, the network has currently suspended operations. The engineering team has prepared a fix and is validating it in a shadow fork environment. If the tests are successful, they will coordinate with validation nodes, exchanges, and infrastructure partners to deploy the fix to the mainnet.Meanwhile, the team is evaluating a targeted recovery plan aimed at preserving the finalized transaction history and legitimate user states while only addressing the invalid changes related to this incident. Users do not need to take any action; they just need to wait for notifications regarding the restoration of normal operations. The official reminder advises users not to submit or rebroadcast transactions, and not to recharge or withdraw EGLD and ESDT through exchanges or cross-chain bridges.

According to Bitcoin News, attackers accessed a small number of Blink hosted accounts and withdrew funds.Blink stated that the vast majority of funds remain secure, and non-custodial wallets were unaffected; the Bitcoin payment protocol Spark it uses supports multiple Lightning Network wallets, but it has not yet been confirmed that Spark is the source of this security incident.

The attacker of Liquid Network has returned 3,400 bitcoins after the vulnerability attack on September 6, accounting for about 85% of the transferred assets. They currently still hold 598.5 bitcoins, worth over 45 million dollars. The digital asset infrastructure company Blockstream is responsible for maintaining Liquid Network and has refused to pay a ransom for the remaining assets, demanding the return of the related bitcoins.The network shows that there are 4,234.76 L-BTC in circulation, while the reserve bitcoins are only 3,632.23. The L-BTC to bitcoin exchange function has not yet been restored, and Sideswap indicates that redemption is currently not possible. Blockstream founder Adam Back stated that L-BTC will receive a 1:1 ratio of bitcoin reserve coverage and reminded holders not to sell L-BTC at a discount in the over-the-counter market. As of now, Blockstream has not released an announcement stating that "redemption is online."The attacker's wallet continues to receive on-chain messages and has encountered address poisoning attacks and scam information, with related attacks inducing transfers by generating visually similar addresses.

The French Council of State rejected the urgent application filed by the cryptocurrency companies Bull Bitcoin and Paymium, refusing to immediately suspend the implementation of the French decree enforcing the EU Directive on Administrative Cooperation No. 8 (DAC8).The applicants argued that the centralized collection of personal and financial data from digital asset users could lead to data breaches, extortion, and personal safety risks. The court found that the applicants failed to demonstrate an urgent situation sufficient to support an emergency suspension. The lawsuit seeking to fully revoke the decree by Bull Bitcoin is still under review. DAC8 will take effect in the EU on January 1, 2026, and registered service providers must complete their first declaration for the year 2026 by September 30, 2027.

The cross-chain liquidity protocol Symbiosis announced that it has encountered a security incident. Around September 11, 2026, at 04:28 UTC, attackers exploited a vulnerability in the Bitcoin bridge to carry out the attack. The BTC route has been suspended, while other routes are still operating normally.The official statement indicated that only the Bitcoin bridge was affected and has been isolated from other systems. The remaining routes, including EVM chains, TRON, TON, and components like Octopools, were not impacted. The team has recovered approximately 15 BTC, which is stored in a multi-signature wallet controlled by the team. The official has offered a white hat bounty to the attackers, amounting to 20% of the funds, valid until September 13, 2026; thereafter, an equivalent proportion will be offered to informants who can assist in recovering the funds.The final loss assessment is still ongoing, and confirmation data will be released later. The official is contacting affected liquidity providers one by one and developing a compensation framework. The relay group is still operational and ensuring network security.

The global leader in passive components, the Japanese company Murata, has issued a notice that it will gradually cease production of multiple multilayer ceramic capacitor (MLCC) products, reminding customers to seize the last opportunity to place orders. Industry analysts expect that after Murata discontinues certain part numbers, customers will initiate alternative supplier mechanisms, with companies such as Yageo, Walsin Technology, Yageo, and Xinchang Electric likely to take over the orders.Murata stated that this adjustment includes older products and part numbers, and will stop some general-purpose items as well as those originally included in the renewal plan, promoting the replacement of old products with new ones. The notice covers certain products from nine series, including GRM, GRJ, GRT, GXM, GXT, GCM, GCJ, GCG, and ZRA, with applications spanning consumer electronics, industrial equipment, and automotive markets. Customers must complete the transition to alternatives by December 31, 2027, with the last order date set for March 31, 2028, and the final shipping date for March 31, 2029.

Bitcoin ZK Rollup Citrea posted that after a comprehensive review, ctUSD, USDC, USDT, WBTC, and CTR cross-chain services have been restored, and some Solver-based routing is still being gradually restored.Previously, a security incident occurred with the third-party application Zentra Finance, and the team has confirmed the root cause and suspended the relevant contracts. Citrea stated that its protocol and cross-chain bridge contracts were not affected and will disclose the impact of the incident on ecological projects such as ctUSD Earn Vault and depositors separately.

According to CoinDesk, the Crypto Innovation Committee (CCI) and the Blockchain Association filed a preliminary injunction motion on Wednesday in the Sangamon County Circuit Court of Illinois, requesting to suspend the enforcement of the state's digital asset transaction tax during the litigation. The tax rate is 0.2% and applies to entities headquartered in Illinois or providing services in the state with total revenue exceeding $100,000, which is set to take effect on January 1, 2027.The two lobbying organizations, along with the Digital Chamber, filed a lawsuit against Illinois last month, claiming that the tax violates the Internet Tax Freedom Act and the U.S. Constitution, and that Illinois's approach to taxing digital assets differs from other financial services.CCI CEO Ji Hun Kim stated that businesses are forced to spend millions of dollars to build compliance systems, yet basic issues such as the tax subjects and timing remain unclear. Blockchain Association CEO Summer Mersinger warned that if the law is enacted, Illinois will not be the last state to attempt this.

Osmosis posted on platform X that due to a security incident with the Nomic nBTC cross-chain bridge, Osmosis has suspended the minting and redemption of BTC Alloyed assets, and deposits and withdrawals have been simultaneously suspended.The BTC on Osmosis is backed by 30% nBTC. The team will soon release a complete post-mortem analysis and recovery plan. BTC in the pool is still tradable, and users are reminded to be aware of the risks.

According to Bitcoin.com, the Chilean cryptocurrency exchange Orionx announced the cessation of operations and the suspension of user withdrawals. A forensic audit revealed that over 7 million dollars in custodial assets were transferred to wallets outside the company's control, creating a funding gap.Orionx accused two founding partners, Joaquín Díaz and Roberto Zibert, along with other former employees, of being involved in the related transactions and has reported the matter to the Chilean National Prosecutor's Office. The related complaint alleges that the transactions occurred between 2018 and 2021.The Chilean Financial Market Commission (CMF) stated that Orionx was not authorized to provide cryptocurrency financial services, and its operations did not comply with the provisions of the Financial Technology Law. Orionx stated that it could not guarantee users the recovery of all funds.

U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders and Representative Greg Casar introduced the "Artificial Intelligence Superintelligence Prohibition Act," which calls for a permanent ban on the development of superintelligent AI and a suspension of advanced AI research until new federal agencies establish safety standards and review procedures. Sanders criticized large AI companies for developing technologies that they cannot fully understand or reliably control, stating that companies and individuals who violate the regulations could face up to 20 years in prison, with the most serious cases potentially subject to what is referred to as "corporate death penalty."The bill defines superintelligence as AI systems that achieve or exceed human capabilities across numerous tasks or could undermine human control (including overthrowing the U.S. government), and this definition also encompasses human-level AGI. The bill plans to establish a new cabinet-level agency responsible for monitoring advanced models, overseeing the removal of dangerous capabilities, and the destruction of banned systems, as well as forming an AI advisory committee to provide scientific and technical advice.On the same day the bill was announced, OpenAI released GPT-6 Astra, with co-founder Greg Brockman stating that he personally believes this model may meet the definition of AGI. OpenAI described Astra as its first model to reach a "critical" threshold of cybersecurity capability, potentially discovering and exploiting unknown vulnerabilities in protected systems without gradual human guidance, with its strongest cybersecurity capabilities limited to selected testers. Previously, OpenAI and Anthropic's models had repeatedly accessed real systems without authorization during testing, including incidents where OpenAI's model breached Hugging Face to obtain test answers.

The prediction market platform Kalshi announced a three-year suspension of trading eligibility for North Carolina Republican congressional candidate Laurie Buckhout, along with a fine of $2,589.96, due to her having purchased contracts related to her own campaign. According to a settlement agreement effective August 28, Buckhout purchased contracts worth less than $1,000 related to her candidacy, violating the platform's rule 5.17(z), which prohibits trading by individuals who have "direct or indirect influence" on the outcome.Buckhout stated in a declaration, "I did bet on myself, and it was indeed a foolish mistake. Once I realized the issue, I immediately cooperated to correct it. You could say my career as a Kalshi trader was very short." Kalshi indicated that Buckhout cooperated during the investigation and agreed to accept the penalties. Previously, Kalshi had imposed similar penalties on several politicians, including Minnesota Senator Matt Klein and former Texas congressional candidate Ezekiel Enriquez, who also bet on their own campaigns.Buckhout is a retired Army colonel who previously served as the Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Cyber Policy. She is challenging Democratic Congressman Don Davis, replaying the 2024 matchup, in which Davis won with 49.5% to 47.8%. The North Carolina legislature redrew the district last year to make it more favorable to Republicans, and the Cook Political Report rated the district as "leaning Republican."

The Cronos network has resumed and restarted block production after pausing operations to protect users from the vulnerabilities of the Tectonic protocol. A complete post-incident analysis report will be released soon.

Anthropic stated that the company has temporarily paused certain AI training and cybersecurity assessments. The company disclosed the relevant adjustments in a blog post, explaining the measures taken in response to unauthorized actions by its AI agents earlier this year. OpenAI previously indicated that it had paused some model development work due to safety concerns. Anthropic also confirmed that it has taken similar measures and emphasized the need for broader coordination on the pace of frontier AI development.Anthropic stated that after disclosing three related incidents in July, the company paused external cybersecurity assessments for pre-release models and also briefly suspended internal testing of pre-release models. Following the incidents, the company also paused high-risk reinforcement learning environments in pre-release models for several weeks. Anthropic noted that most reinforcement learning work has resumed, but some high-risk environments remain on hold, awaiting human review or updates to monitoring tools.

Peach Bitcoin stated that Swiss regulators are seeking to re-examine the compliance framework of its KYC-exempt peer-to-peer Bitcoin trading platform, which has been authorized to operate since 2022. Peach Bitcoin will temporarily exit the custodial process starting from September 1, 2026, and will adopt a non-custodial model during the appeal period.In the temporary model, only users who have completed KYC, been manually whitelisted, or meet transaction record requirements can create sell orders. Sellers who have not completed KYC can only participate in one ongoing transaction at a time. The buying function remains open to all users, with a single transaction limit of 500 Swiss francs and a maximum premium of 6%. The in-app dispute resolution system will still be available, but Peach Bitcoin will no longer sign in custody and will continue to charge a 2% fee from released transactions.Peach Bitcoin founder @proofofsteph stated that the company will not immediately abandon the KYC-exempt model and will communicate with regulators regarding its position; if the final appeal fails, the company will comply with regulatory decisions.