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HTX says Binance curbs affect only UK, EU users

Justin Sun said on Aug. 14 that Binance had clarified its coming restrictions on transactions involving HTX apply only to Binance users in the UK and European Union.  Summary Justin Sun says Binance restrictions involving HTX apply only to users in Britain and Europe. Binance will restrict transactions involving HTX and ten other platforms beginning…

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167 Lottery Prizes Worth $1 Million or More Go Unclaimed Every Year. Here’s Where the Money Goes

Key Takeaways Jacobson found 167 prizes of $1 million or more expired unclaimed in fiscal 2017. Powerball’s $77.1 million Georgia ticket expired after its 180-day claim window. California Lottery redirects roughly $40 million-$50 million in annual unclaimed prizes to schools. Some of the biggest lottery misses in the US are not bad odds, they are…

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Ripple’s Sherlock audit found 96 bugs before they reached a single wallet

A $550,000 community audit contest uncovered two critical vulnerabilities in XRP Ledger features that could have drained user accounts without private keys. The findings reveal how Ripple’s audit-before-release model diverges sharply from the broader crypto industry’s patch-after-exploit norm. Summary Sherlock’s two-week audit contest, which opened on April 13, 2026, uncovered 96 valid vulnerabilities across five…

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Zyzz Was the Original Looksmaxxer. His Rise and Untimely Death Feel More Relevant Than Ever

Depending on your perspective, Zyzz can be regarded as the original “looksmaxxer”—though the term had yet to be coined—or one of the earliest forefathers of the manosphere as we know it today. “I really see this as a cautionary tale,” Poster Boy’s director, Selina Miles, tells WIRED. She notes that Shavershian’s meteoric rise and untimely…

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