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Gnosis to Cover Losses Following Gnosis Pay Exploit
Gnosis has announced it will compensate users for all losses following an exploit involving Gnosis Pay and the delay module. Co-founder Martin Köppelmann confirmed that the incident specifically affected Gnosis Pay, while the delay module is documented as a protective mechanism with a three-minute delay on outgoing transactions. Amid this, the market is also comparing the incident to an earlier attack on the third-party Safe module, though no direct connection between the two events has been established without an official post-mortem.MISUMI to Invest $1 Billion in Growth, AI, and Manufacturing Technologies
Japanese company MISUMI Group has announced the launch of MISUMI Americas, a manufacturing and logistics platform for North and South America. The company also confirmed a global investment program of $1 billion for organic and inorganic growth, including investments in the US, AI, and digital manufacturing. A key element of the new structure is the integration of Fictiv, which MISUMI agreed to acquire in April 2025 for $350 million, finalizing the deal in June 2025. Fictiv specializes in digital services for the procurement and production of custom mechanical parts. Following the deal's closure, the company became part of the MISUMI Group.China Expands Financial Influence in Southeast Asia via CIMB
China Merchants Bank has signed a letter of intent with Malaysia's CIMB to scale cross-border payments, trade finance, settlements, and investment banking services between China, Malaysia, and ASEAN countries. The focus is on CIMB's regional network and its position in Southeast Asia. For the Chinese bank, this is a way to deepen its presence in the region through a local player and accelerate financial flows between markets. Currently, it is a framework agreement: the parameters, volumes, and timelines for launching specific products have not been disclosed.Bitcoin ETF Outflows Hit Record $2.8 Billion
Bitcoin declined amid a record series of outflows from spot ETFs in the US: over nine trading sessions, investors withdrew approximately $2.8 billion. This marks the longest series of net outflows since the funds were launched in January 2024. (CoinDesk) The largest pressure was on BlackRock's IBIT. On May 27 alone, the fund lost $527.8 million, followed by $177.9 million on May 28, and $68.2 million on May 29. The total net outflow for the market on May 29 was $125.3 million. CoinDesk notes that against this backdrop, Bitcoin appeared weaker than stocks of companies in the AI and semiconductor sectors.We use cookies to improve the quality of our service.
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