Binance says its AI-powered security tools prevented more than $10 billion in user fund losses to scams and fraud between 2025 and March 2026, according to a security-focused blog post from the exchange. The company reported that over 5.4 million users were protected from fraud between Q1 2025 and Q1 2026 after deploying more than 24 AI-driven initiatives and more than 100 models. Over the 15 months to March 2026, Binance says it blocked $10.53 billion of potential losses and blacklisted 36,000 malicious addresses as its AI-enabled security protocols ran in the background. In the most recent quarter, the exchange highlighted a surge in activity: it intercepted 22.9 million scam and phishing attempts in Q1 2026 alone, saving $1.98 billion for users. The numbers, described in Binance’s security blog, underscore the rapid expansion of automated defenses as scams grow more sophisticated. “AI-powered scams and exploits are accelerating,” Binance said. “The barrier to entry for scam perpetra...
The Ethereum Foundation has reported notable progress on the upcoming Glamsterdam upgrade, outlining a credible post-upgrade target and accelerating preparations on several parallel fronts. In a blog post, the foundation said it has established a 200 million gas limit floor as part of Glamsterdam’s rollout, a substantial increase from the current level around 60 million. The move is geared toward delivering a meaningful speed boost for post-upgrade network throughput and set the stage for the long-term scaling roadmap. The foundation reiterated that the immediate priority is shipping Glamsterdam, which programmers had originally slated for June but are now targeting in the third quarter of 2026. Glamsterdam is billed as a foundational upgrade for the layer-1 chain, aimed at rethinking how the network processes transactions and manages its rapidly expanding data store, effectively “fundamentally updating how Ethereum creates and verifies blocks.” Beyond Glamsterdam, Ethereum’s roadmap r...