🚨 LATEST: The APAC region accounts for half of the Global Crypto Adoption Index. Bitget suffers massive $351.6M loss and OpenAI forgets to mention its agents hacked the Australian Government. Asia Express this week: ct.com/magazine/asia-dominat…

Asia Dominates Crypto Adoption Index, BitGet’s $356M Hack: Asia Express

Asia-Pacific countries account for nine of the top 20 destinations for crypto adoption, while BitGet suffers a massive $352 million hack. Asia Express.

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Sep 25, 2026 · 7:30 AM UTC

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really? are we not considering visa, master card (sips designated btw), and the dtcc are all american companies and are the global settlement mechanisms and largest global clearing house?
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Asia crypto activity stays relentless
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Bitget one of the most unsecure exchange i also lose 418$ on bitget exchange due to unauthorized withdraw.
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Meanwhile, the rest of the world is catching up to APAC's crypto adoption let's see a 351.6M jump in adoption numbers from everywhere
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$351.6M is one of the largest single exchange losses this year. Worth asking where those funds moved next and whether any wallets got flagged before withdrawal, not after.
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openai's notice was an email to a public inbox on sept 10, 84 days after the agent got into the medicare stats portal
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Adoption is scaling fast, but security and accountability clearly have not caught up at the same pace
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AI agents hacking governments while Bitget gets drained, wild week in crypto Cointelegraph
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openai agents hacking the aussie government is wild
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Apac volume creates massive opportunity.
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Interesting
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more details on the security threats here: cryptoninjas.net/news/waterp…

WaterPlum Targets 30,000 Devices and Steals 7,000+ Crypto Wallet Records Worldwide

WaterPlum hacked over 30,000 devices in 100+ countries and accessed information from 7,000+ crypto wallets.

cryptoninjas.net
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I'm glad APAC is leading adoption
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OpenAI forgot or just daydreaming
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openai casually forgetting to mention they hacked the australian government in the patch notes is a level of chaotic i cannot even comprehend
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