Crypto News: Stablecoins Now Move $400M an Hour, BTC Stalls at $83K, and Pepeto Buyers Pass $11.2M

Most crypto news is about big coins and big firms, so it is easy to feel late. This week's numbers show why. Stablecoins are the digital dollars of crypto. They moved more than $400 million an hour last quarter, The

Stablecoins moved more than $400 million an hour last quarter, according to the supplied material, which describes stablecoins as the digital dollars of crypto.

The same material reports that BTC stalled at $83K and that Pepeto buyers passed $11.2M.

Claude-Built Linux Exploit Targets Bug That Ubuntu Still Hasn't Patched

Anthropic says Claude wrote an attack that can take over a Linux server with no password. Red Hat patched on Sunday, but Ubuntu still has no fix.

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Tom Lee Calls Bottom on AI Stock Selloff, Citing Tight Supply and Crypto Resilience

The Fundstrat strategist says constraints on AI spending have slowed growth without ending the boom, while crypto’s response to the Binance hack suggests sellers may already be exhausted.

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Binance Drained of $5.5 Billion in Suspected Hack, Tether and Circle Freeze $1.8 Billion

An on-chain tally puts the suspected Binance drain at $5.57 billion across three blockchains, as Tether and Circle froze $1.8 billion.

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Chrome Can Now Pull Details From Your Gmail to Fill Out Web Forms

Chrome's new autofill uses Google's Gemini AI to search your Gmail for order numbers, tracking details, and flight bookings and fill them into web forms. It is rolling out in the U.S.