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Security firm CertiK has warned that the official website of BiSwap, a cross-chain trading platform on Binance Smart Chain (BSC), has been compromised by a malicious URL. The injected link redirects users to an online gambling site, raising concerns over potential phishing or further security risks. This incident highlights the ongoing threat of front-end attacks in crypto, where even legitimate platforms can become dangerous entry points for users. Until the issue is fully resolved, users are advised to avoid interacting with the BiSwap website, double-check URLs, and refrain from signing any transactions or connecting wallets to prevent possible fund loss. $BNB

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U.S. President Donald Trump has acknowledged the case of Samourai Wallet developer Keonne Rodriguez, stating that he will “consider” issuing a pardon and has asked Attorney General Pam Bondi to review the request. Rodriguez was previously sentenced to five years in federal prison for illegal money transmission related to his role in developing the privacy-focused Samourai Wallet, with his sentence set to begin this Friday. The case has drawn attention across the crypto community, as it raises broader questions around how U.S. regulators treat open-source developers and privacy tools. Any potential pardon or intervention could signal a shift in how future crypto-related enforcement actions are viewed, especially as debates over financial privacy and developer liability continue to grow.

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Russia’s largest bank, Sberbank, is actively testing decentralized finance (DeFi) products to meet rising customer demand for crypto-related services. According to Deputy Chairman Anatoly Popov, the bank plans to work closely with regulators to develop compliant digital asset solutions, signaling a gradual convergence between traditional banking and DeFi infrastructure. This shift reflects a broader change in Russia’s stance on cryptocurrencies. While the central bank was previously cautious, its position has softened as Bitcoin mining expands domestically and crypto is increasingly used for cross-border settlements. Sberbank is also exploring public blockchains such as Ethereum, with a focus on asset tokenization and potential integrations with DeFi platforms. With a market value of around $83 billion, serving 109 million retail users and more than 3 million corporate clients, Sberbank’s move highlights how large financial institutions are beginning to view DeFi not as a threat, but as an extension of future financial infrastructure. $BTC $ETH

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