NEAR Intents Loses $3.8M

NEAR Intents lost approximately $3.8 million through a bug connecting its Omni deposit-and-withdrawal infrastructure to its cross-chain contract. The project has patched the contract and promised full reimbursement—but will users return once the hidden routing risk becomes visible?

Also covered: European scrutiny of Binance’s use of reverse solicitation, Fiserv taking Bank of North Dakota’s Roughrider Coin into live production, the end of a 9-day and $3.1 billion Bitcoin ETF inflow streak, and Robinhood Wallet adding Arcus execution for more than 190 stock tokens.

Listener question: Would you return to a cross-chain service after it repaid every dollar, or does the hidden routing risk matter more than the refund?

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