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Midnight
2026-07-22 11:45:42

NIGHT rebounds 19% after Wanchain bridge hack as Hoskinson pushes ZK overhaul

Midnight token NIGHT rebounded 19% after a Wanchain bridge exploit briefly sent it to an all-time low, according to CoinDesk. Charles Hoskinson said the incident showed why the crypto industry needs to move away from legacy bridge infrastructure. He tied the exploit to a broader call for a revamp in zero-knowledge, or ZK, systems rather than continued reliance on older cross-chain bridge designs. The report was written by Oliver Knight and edited by Jamie Crawley. CoinDesk published the story on July 22, 2026. The article frames the attack as both a market event for NIGHT and a technical warning about bridge architecture still widely used across the industry.

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NIGHT rebounds 19% after Wanchain bridge hack as Hoskinson pushes ZK overhaul
Wanchain
2026-07-22 11:49:09

Wanchain bridge exploit moves 290 million NIGHT, token rebounds nearly 19% in 24 hours

Wanchain’s cross-chain bridge was hit by an exploit on Monday, with 290 million NIGHT tokens moved out, according to Odaily. The incident sent NIGHT down about 43% at one point, pushing the token to an all-time low before it recovered part of the loss. Over the following 24 hours, NIGHT rebounded nearly 19%. Charles Hoskinson said the issue stemmed from a legacy bridge architecture built by a third party. He said AI-driven vulnerability discovery is speeding up the exposure of flaws across software systems, not just in crypto. Hoskinson added that zero-knowledge systems such as Midnight offer a longer-term answer by replacing trust in bridge operators and multisig arrangements with cryptographic proofs.

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Wanchain bridge exploit moves 290 million NIGHT, token rebounds nearly 19% in 24 hours
Bitcoin
2026-07-22 08:27:09

BTC Faces Weekly 200 EMA Resistance as Semiconductor and Memory Names Pull Back in Late Trading

Bitcoin held near $66,000 after briefly rising above $66,900, but traders continued to focus on a heavy resistance zone between $67,000 and $68,000, including the weekly 200 EMA near $68,328. Analysts cited by the source said the area also lines up with the average cost basis of investors over the past five months and the failed rebound point seen in mid-June, making it a likely zone for sharp price reactions. If BTC clears $68,000, bulls may gain room to extend the move. If not, the market could retest support near $63,000. The report also pointed to softer participation across the crypto market. Vetle Lunde, head of research at K33 Research, said CME Bitcoin futures open interest has dropped to its lowest level since 2023, while spot trading activity remains weak, describing the move more as a low-liquidity summer rebound than the start of a broad bull run. On flows, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs posted a net inflow of $203 million for a sixth straight day, while spot Ethereum ETFs added $37.471 million for a third consecutive day. Outside crypto, U.S. equity index futures moved lower and names that surged the previous session in semiconductors and memory fell back in late trading. The broader report also tracked moves in AI infrastructure, energy markets, Treasury yields, crypto-related U.S. stocks, and Asian markets including South Korea and Japan.

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BTC Faces Weekly 200 EMA Resistance as Semiconductor and Memory Names Pull Back in Late Trading