Arbitrum pauses new Stylus activations as live contracts run
The October 2 emergency action blocks new Stylus code from becoming callable. Existing applications remain active, while a separate safeguard covers settlement to Ethereum.
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Blast is shutting down: October 26 deadline for normal withdrawals
Blast has asked users to move their assets to Ethereum mainnet. Its wind-down plan starts with an approximately week-long Lido exit, followed by a 24-hour withdrawal delay.
Robinhood Chain’s “14-minute halt” claim gets corrected
New measurements show that block production continued during the September incident. That does not establish that users could submit transactions without difficulty.
Zano says its network is stable, but exchanges must confirm their return
Zano’s recovery has entered a new phase after a month-long rollback. A functioning chain, updated wallets, the return of exchange services and recovery for affected transactions remain separate steps.
Oracle links up with Swift for round-the-clock tokenized deposit payments
Oracle wants to help banks move tokenized deposits beyond their separate networks. Its Swift integration is designed to bring digital-asset activity and established payment processing into the same workflow.
ECB’s Pontes goes live, bringing central bank money to blockchain settlement
The Eurosystem launched Pontes on September 21 to settle tokenised asset transactions in central bank money. Deutsche Bank and Santander are among the initial participants, while the ECB is preparing investments from its own funds.
GIWA denies mainnet RPC leak claim, says network has not launched
Upbit-backed GIWA has responded to claims of a leaked mainnet connection. Its documentation lists only a Sepolia test network, while the project warned users about false information and scams.