A blockchain asset is a digital representation of value or ownership recorded and secured on a distributed ledger technology. These assets possess unique cryptographic identifiers and can be transferred without intermediaries. They represent a wide array of items, from cryptocurrencies to tokenized real-world property.
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Blockchain assets are central to digital economics, encompassing everything from Bitcoin and Ethereum to non-fungible tokens. News often covers their market performance, regulatory status, and technological advancements. Their increasing adoption challenges traditional asset definitions and financial market structures, driving discussions about future economic systems.
A systemic precision rounding error in the V2 Vault's `batchSwap` function allowed attackers to repeatedly drain liquidity via compounded, minute discrepancies.
Bitcoin experienced a sharp decline, falling nearly nine percent, as new tariff announcements and high market leverage triggered significant liquidations.
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