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Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky confirmed that his X account was compromised after an attacker published a thread promoting tokenized real-world assets (RWAs), which many users criticized as being heavily AI-generated.

The posts discussed the benefits of tokenization for assets such as real estate, bonds, and funds, referencing Robinhood's recent push into tokenized assets. While the thread contained no token sale, wallet address, or investment link, it was later deleted after Chesky regained access to the account.

Following the incident, Chesky joked after regaining access that the attacker had helped him gain new crypto followers. Airbnb reported the breach to X, which has since secured the account. The method of the compromise remains unknown.

Limitless, the largest prediction market on Base, has gone live with a referral program: invite friends and earn up to 40% of the trading fees they generate.

Users grab a personal link at limitless.​exchange/referrals and start earning a share of their referrals’ fees — a growth push for the hourly prediction-market app and its LMTS token economy.

Limitless runs short-term markets across crypto, sports and world events on Base, with instant settlement and no liquidation risk; its LMTS token has been live since late 2025.

X has introduced stricter measures to combat content theft and engagement farming within its Creator Revenue Sharing program. Using an upgraded version of Grok AI, the platform can now detect duplicated content three times more effectively than before.

According to X, creators who repost stolen content, even with edits such as watermarks, intros, or overlays, will no longer receive monetization, with eligible revenue instead being redirected to the original creator. The system also applies to copied viral text posts.

X says it detected 1.5 million stolen posts in its latest review cycle, with over $1 million in creator payouts being reassigned to original authors. Users who repeatedly engage in content theft or engagement bait risk being removed from the Creator Program and may face account suspension.

Apple has surpassed Nvidia to become the world's most valuable publicly traded company, reaching a market capitalization of approximately $4.88 trillion, while Nvidia fell to around $4.86 trillion following a decline in its share price.

Apple was last valued at about $4.88 trillion, while Nvidia stood near $4.86 trillion after a 3.5% drop. The move marks Apple’s return to the top spot for the first time since April last year, while Nvidia had held the crown since June 2025.

The rotation highlights growing confidence in Apple’s earnings durability and AI monetization potential through services, ecosystem lock-in, and hardware upgrades.

While Apple has reclaimed the top spot for the first time since 2025, Nvidia remains one of the biggest beneficiaries of AI demand, and analysts note the leadership could shift again as market sentiment evolves.

At around 5:30 AM UTC today, Across reported an attack on Solana. The team says no users were affected, all bridge transactions have been completed, and user funds are safe.

Solana deposits have been disabled for now, while the protocol remains otherwise unaffected. The only funds potentially lost belong to the relayer operated by Risk Labs, the foundation supporting Across.

Refunds will process automatically. For support, users are asked to submit a ticket directly on the official website and ignore any phishing links on the timeline.

Bybit has gone live in Indonesia with a locally licensed exchange, regulated by the country’s Financial Services Authority (OJK), after taking a majority stake in local platform PT Enkripsi Teknologi Handal (formerly NOBI).

The exchange opens with 500+ trading pairs alongside institutional-grade liquidity, market surveillance and risk controls, and Bybit plans to add more products in phases as compliance allows. A local team will run operations and regulatory engagement, backed by localized Bybit Learn education — deepening Bybit’s push into Southeast Asia’s biggest crypto market.

From August 1, Trump Media will sell Wall Street firms a real-time feed of Truth Social’s top 10 accounts — Trump’s included — delivering their market-moving posts within milliseconds of publication.

Trading desks run algorithms that fire on such signals, so even a few milliseconds’ head start can mean big profits. “Markets already move on Truth Social posts,” the company said — and it is now selling privileged access.

The glaring conflict: Trump owns roughly 41% of Trump Media, meaning a sitting president would profit from selling faster access to his own market-moving words. Pricing wasn’t disclosed.

MegaETH is sunsetting Mega Mafia, the accelerator that helped bootstrap its ecosystem, telling founders that “most” of its most successful apps have already left the program.

Mega Mafia incubated roughly 20 projects — from DeFi to consumer apps — but MegaETH never took equity or governance stakes, leaving graduating teams fully independent from day one. The wind-down closes a signature chapter for the real-time L2 behind the $MEGA token, with MegaETH now betting on its MegaForge builder program and MegaUSD stablecoin to carry things forward.

Solana influencer Ansem laid out a plan to turn his ANSEM memecoin — “The Black Bull” — into a tokenized social network, fusing retail speculation with a more sustainable creator economy to onboard new users to crypto.

ANSEM already runs a “Bull Index” staking system that pays holders a cut of harvested trading fees. Ansem has airdropped ~$7M of the token via his BullpenFi platform, aiming for a holder base of 1 million wallets.

Context: ANSEM is a high-volatility Solana memecoin that ran ~20,000% in late June to a $60M+ cap. This is Ansem’s stated vision, not a shipped product — not financial advice.