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27 Mar 2026, 11:36
Ondo, canton sidestep macro concerns with institutional deals as bitcoin, ether slide
Your day-ahead look for March 27, 2026
27 Mar 2026, 11:34
All Zeroes? XRP Ledger Posts Critically Low Values
XRP has no foundation for a recovery as prices are rapidly plummeting.
27 Mar 2026, 11:33
LM Funding America GAAP EPS of -$1.33, revenue of $2.36M
More on LM Funding America LM Funding reports record bitcoin production in December 2025 LM Funding America mines 7.5 bitcoins in December, up M/M Seeking Alpha’s Quant Rating on LM Funding America Historical earnings data for LM Funding America Financial information for LM Funding America
27 Mar 2026, 11:32
Crypto Market Stumbles as Geopolitical Tensions Fuel Sharp Selloff
Bitcoin and altcoin prices declined in sync with sliding U.S. equities and heightened geopolitical tension. Continue Reading: Crypto Market Stumbles as Geopolitical Tensions Fuel Sharp Selloff The post Crypto Market Stumbles as Geopolitical Tensions Fuel Sharp Selloff appeared first on COINTURK NEWS .
27 Mar 2026, 11:31
Pundit to XRP Holders: Stay Ready. This Next Move Could Change Everything
Crypto commentator John Squire (@TheCryptoSquire) posted a message that focused on timing, positioning, and what he believes is a major shift happening around XRP. He wrote, “THE SHIFT HAS BEGUN,” and told followers to “Stay ready… this next move could change everything.” His post included a video chart by Time Traveler showing XRP rising to $73,000, alongside an article headline stating “Ripple Threatens SWIFT After Launch of Global Payments Using XRP!” The message centered on XRP’s ability to gain value if it becomes infrastructure for global payments. This idea depends on one major factor. SWIFT currently connects more than 11,000 banks worldwide . Any system that integrates with or replaces part of that network gains access to one of the largest financial communication systems in the world. THE SHIFT HAS BEGUN Everything is starting to align behind the scenes. Momentum is building and smart money is watching closely. $XRP Stay ready… this next move could change everything pic.twitter.com/3LB8DdNhvF — John Squire (@TheCryptoSquire) March 25, 2026 The SWIFT Challenge SWIFT does not move money. It sends payment instructions between banks. Settlement can take days. Fees increase with each intermediary bank involved. This structure creates delays and higher costs, especially for cross-border transfers. Ripple built its payment system to solve this exact problem. XRP acts as a bridge asset , allowing banks to convert one currency into XRP, send it across the network, then convert it into another currency in seconds. This process removes the need for multiple intermediary banks. It reduces settlement time and lowers costs. XRP and Global Bank Connectivity Ripple has spent years building relationships with financial institutions. Its payment network connects banks, payment providers, and financial companies. If a bank network with the size of SWIFT integrates this type of liquidity system, transaction volume moving through XRP could increase significantly. SWIFT already has the global network, and XRP is the perfect settlement layer. If these systems connect, XRP could function as a neutral bridge asset between currencies. This gives XRP an important role in global liquidity. Global cross-border payments move trillions of dollars each year. Even a small share of that volume moving through XRP would increase demand for the asset, potentially driving up its price. We are on X, follow us to connect with us :- @TimesTabloid1 — TimesTabloid (@TimesTabloid1) June 15, 2025 The $73,000 Target for XRP Prominent community figures like Time Traveler have consistently predicted that XRP can rise to $73,000 . If XRP becomes a bridge asset used by banks for international settlement, price growth would likely follow usage growth. The asset would be used as infrastructure, not just a traded cryptocurrency. Large financial transfers require deep liquidity pools. A higher asset price allows large transactions to move with less slippage. This makes the system more efficient for institutions moving millions or billions of dollars, and makes this high target a realistic level. Disclaimer : This content is meant to inform and should not be considered financial advice. The views expressed in this article may include the author’s personal opinions and do not represent Times Tabloid’s opinion. Readers are advised to conduct thorough research before making any investment decisions. Any action taken by the reader is strictly at their own risk. Times Tabloid is not responsible for any financial losses. Follow us on X , Facebook , Telegram , and Google News The post Pundit to XRP Holders: Stay Ready. This Next Move Could Change Everything appeared first on Times Tabloid .
27 Mar 2026, 11:30
Hacker targets ETH and SOL devs via typosquat npm packages
Ethereum and Solana developers were targeted by five malicious npm packages that steal private keys and send them to the attacker. The packages rely on typosquatting, mimicking legitimate crypto libraries. Security researchers from Socket found the five malicious npm packages published under a single account. The malicious campaign covers the Ethereum and Solana ecosystems, with active command and control (C2) infrastructure. One of the packages was unpublished within five minutes, but it hid its code and sent stolen data to the attacker. Hackers target Ethereum and Solana devs Crypto hackers do not only target retail investors and the elderly. They rely on social engineering tactics and typosquatting to trick developers and steal their crypto. Typosquatting is a tactic where attackers create fake packages with names similar to popular libraries. Developers may accidentally install these malicious packages, thinking they are legitimate. The job of the malicious packages is to divert keys to a hardcoded Telegram bot. The malicious npm attack works by hooking functions that developers use to pass private keys. When a function is called, the package sends the key to the attacker’s Telegram bot before returning the expected result. This makes the attack invisible to the unaware devs. According to security researchers, four packages target Solana developers, while one targets Ethereum developers. Malicious npm packages vs. legitimate crypto libraries. Source: Socket . The four packages targeting Solana intercept Base58 decode() calls, while the ethersproject-wallet package targets the Ethereum Wallet constructor. All of the malicious packages rely on global fetch, which requires Node.js 18 or later. On older versions, the request fails silently, and no data is stolen. All packages send data to the same Telegram endpoint. The bot token and chat ID are hardcoded in every package, and there is no external server, so the channel works as long as the Telegram bot stays online. The raydium-bs58 package is the simplest. It modifies a decode function and sends the key before returning the result. The README is copied from a legitimate SDK, and the author field is empty. The second Solana package, base-x-64, hides the payload with obfuscation. The payload sends a message to Telegram with the stolen key. The bs58-basic package contains no malicious code itself but it depends on base-x-64 and passes the payload through the chain. The Ethereum package, ethersproject-wallet package, copies a real library, @ethersproject/wallet. The malicious package inserts one extra line after compilation. The change appears only in the compiled file, which confirms manual tampering. All packages share the same command endpoint, typos, and build artifacts. Two packages use identical compiled files. Another package depends directly on the other. These links point to a single actor using the same workflow. Takedown requests have been submitted to npm by security researchers. Private keys lost to this attack are compromised and any associated funds should be moved quickly to a new wallet. Hackers continue to target crypto devs. According to Cryptopolitan, hackers managed to infect 178 macOS devs through a fake OpenClaw installer. The fake installer, dubbed GhostClaw was listed on the npm registry for a while before being removed. It was designed to steal private keys, seed phrases, and other sensitive data. Get seen where it counts. Advertise in Cryptopolitan Research and reach crypto’s sharpest investors and builders.
