Weekly Recap: Ledger Blames an Organized Group for Wallet Implants

Q: Ledger attributed wallet implants to an organized group, with Bitquery counting $102M stolen from 32

Ledger attributed wallet implants to an organized group, with Bitquery counting $102M stolen from 324 wallets.

Q: Starknet opened a non-binding vote on researching a move to its own Layer 1, with results showing 99

Starknet opened a non-binding vote on researching a move to its own Layer 1, with results showing 99.9% support so far.

Q: Tether paid a firm co-owned by Bo Hines while the EU named USDC its first significant e-money token.

Tether paid a firm co-owned by Bo Hines while the EU named USDC its first significant e-money token.

·Saturday, October 17, 2026·5 min read

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Ledger blamed an organized group for tampered hardware wallets that stole $102M from 324 wallets; the same week, Tether's payments to a Bo Hines firm surfaced as the EU named USDC significant. Starknet opened a vote on possibly leaving Ethereum, while Uniswap and PancakeSwap moved to boost LP payouts and Jupiter's 1,000x YOLO product hit $1B daily volume. Richard Heart was detained in Istanbul, sending HEX down 31%.

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✓Ledger attributed wallet implants to an organized group, with Bitquery counting $102M stolen from 324 wallets.

✓Starknet opened a non-binding vote on researching a move to its own Layer 1, with results showing 99.9% support so far.

✓Tether paid a firm co-owned by Bo Hines while the EU named USDC its first significant e-money token.

Weekly Recap: Ledger Blames an Organized Group for Wallet Implants

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