Tue, 21-Oct-2025

Borouge, a UAE petrochemicals firm, will become the latest IPO in a wave of Middle Eastern mega listings

Petrochemicals business Borouge will list on the Abu Dhabi stock trade one month from now, denoting the most recent in a progression of uber public contributions across the Middle East. Borouge, a joint endeavor between the Abu Dhabi National Oil Company and Austria’s Borealis, will sell 3 billion offers in the first sale of stock, … Read more

Crypto exchange of India collaborated with Advertisement regulators

Crypto exchange

Mumbai-based crypto exchange, CoinDCX collaborated with ASCI (Advertising Standards Council of India). The objective of the collaboration is to bring further credibility and transparency to cryptocurrency Ads.

The decision seems to determine by the new Delhi High court orders that asked publishers to put essential disclaimers on their advertisements.

The High Court’s decision was based on a petition alleging that current crypto commercials lack prominent wording warning viewers of the risks associated with these types of digital asset transactions.

The collaboration would see CoinDCX incorporate rules allotted by ASIC towards advertisement publication.

This change would develop public confidence and too benefit individuals to become more conscious of the crypto world and the possible risks related to investing in them.

CoinDCX CEO and Co-Founder, Sumit Gupta stated:

“We are honored to be a member of ASCI that safeguards consumers’ interests. The involvement reaffirms our commitment to ensuring safety and security for our users and raising the bar for advertising transparency in the crypto space in India. This will boost confidence among the users, and they can use our platform without any apprehension. Being the safest crypto exchange, we have always gone the extra mile to ensure we are fully compliant with the laws and imbue credibility and trust in our service and products.”

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Poly network, hacker can become chief security adviser of our company

Poly network

Poly Network, a decentralized finance (DeFi) platform got hacked and faces a loss of $600 million, and now the company has offered the hacker the position of chief security adviser.

The company wrote: “To extend our thanks and encourage Mr. White Hat to continue contributing to security advancement in the blockchain world together with Poly Network, we cordially invite Mr. White Hat to be the Chief Security Advisor of Poly Network.”

DeFi platform stated that by this heist we are able to see gaps of several security vulnerabilities and now we are fixing them, adding that the repair won’t “take place overnight.”

The company said it “has no intention of holding Mr. White Hat legally responsible, as we are confident that Mr. White Hat will promptly return full control of the assets to Poly Network and its users.”

The company said it has offered a “$500,000 bug bounty” to the hacker “to use it at his own discretion for the cause of cybersecurity and supporting more projects and individuals.”

“While there were certain misunderstandings in the beginning due to poor communication channels, we now understand Mr. White Hat’s vision for Defi and the crypto world, which is in line with Poly Network’s ambitions from the very beginning — to provide interoperability for ledgers in Web 3.0,” the company said.

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