Odaily: Swiss cryptocurrency exchange WhiteBIT has announced its integration of the Lightning Network, enabling users to deposit and withdraw Bitcoin through the network, with a deposit fee of 0.25% and a withdrawal fee of 0.15%. The feature is powered by Bitcoin infrastructure service provider Voltage, and users can complete transactions via QR codes or payment information.

Odaily reports: Second, a project built on Ark Protocol, disclosed that its server was exploited in an attack on Monday, resulting in the loss of 0.75 BTC of its own funds, worth approximately $62,300. The team stated that user funds were not affected and that the issue was fixed within hours.The attacker subsequently continued attempting to withdraw more funds from the project and launched a denial-of-service attack. On Tuesday, Second said the attack may have degraded the ability of Bark-based wallets to receive Lightning Network transfers.Second stated that the vulnerability was in the Ark server's boarding process, where an attacker could register and exit the relevant boards using only their own signature, while simultaneously spending the same batch of VTXOs in the node via the Lightning Network. The attacker also attempted to use bitcoin linked to the Blink Wallet security breach on September 19, but was unsuccessful. (Bitcoin.com News)

Odaily reports that Bitcoin News posted on X that Bringin is launching an enterprise banking platform for European businesses, bridging Bitcoin and traditional banking while supporting self-custody for enterprises. The platform offers dedicated virtual IBANs, instant SEPA transfers, Bitcoin-to-EUR and EUR-to-Bitcoin conversion, Lightning Network payments, stablecoin support, and cross-border payments. Businesses can purchase Bitcoin directly into self-custody wallets and pay employees and suppliers using Bitcoin, stablecoins, or euros. Bringin also supports integrating payment functionality into existing systems via API, and plans to support MPP and x402 payment protocols for AI; the company plans to expand to the United States, South Africa, the Philippines, Mexico, and India.

Odaily reports that the Core Lightning team, which develops the Bitcoin Lightning Network node software, is warning node operators running version 26.06.7 or earlier to upgrade to the latest version as soon as possible. The team said it has received reports of attackers targeting unpatched nodes, but did not disclose the vulnerability exploited by the attackers or the potential impact.Core Lightning said on September 16 that it was investigating an issue that could affect experimental features and user funds, and on September 22 released version 26.06.8 to fix the vulnerability and update the software. This announcement did not state whether the previously reported attacks were related to the vulnerability fixed in this version. (Cointelegraph)

1. THORChain, dubbed the "money laundering network," defends itself: It is as decentralized and permissionless as BTC, ETH, and BNB Chain, and bears no responsibility for the money laundering process in the Bitget hack case. It previously suspended services for 39 days due to a hacker attack;2. OKX Star responds to THORChain: TSS + validator model is not truly decentralized;3. AMLBot: Some of the stolen Bitget funds appear to have started being mixed through Wasabi CoinJoin;4. Analyst: 87% of altcoins on Binance have risen above their 200-day moving average, compared to only about 20% in August;5. Block integrates Bitcoin Lightning Network into the x402 payment standard;6. Hyperliquid burned another 10,400 tokens in the past 24 hours, with cumulative HYPE burned worth $4.48 billion;7. Worth $5.83 million, Pump.fun sold another approximately 48,000 SOL.

Odaily News: Payment company Block announced on September 24 that it has integrated the Bitcoin Lightning Network into the x402 payment standard. The x402 protocol can complete verification and unlock data through Lightning Network invoices and payment preimages after a server returns an HTTP 402 payment request.Steve Lee, head of Spiral, Block's open-source Bitcoin research and development division, stated that the integration targets instant, low-cost micropayment use cases. Block has not yet disclosed a timeline for bringing the standard to Cash App, Square, or Bitkey, and the related Python implementation still needs to be tested on real nodes. (Bitcoin.com News)

Odaily reports that Bitcoin News posted on X that Block has joined the x402 Foundation and is providing Bitcoin Lightning Network support for x402, an open payment standard for AI agents. x402 embeds payments directly into HTTP, enabling AI agents to autonomously pay for goods, services, and other agent tools. Block stated that the Lightning Network is well-suited for the billions of instant, low-cost micropayments expected to be generated by the agent economy.

Odaily reports that Bitcoin News posted on X platform that the x402 Foundation has incorporated the Lightning Network payment specification into its open internet payment standards. x402 was initially developed by Coinbase, aiming to enable AI agents and applications to automatically complete payments and continue executing tasks upon receiving a "402 Payment Required" response, without needing to create accounts, enter credit card information, or manage API subscriptions.The protocol is now governed by the Linux Foundation, with participation from companies such as Cloudflare, Google, AWS, Visa, Mastercard, Stripe, and American Express. With the integration of the Lightning Network, AI agents can use satoshis to pay for API calls, data, computing power, MCP tools, and other digital resources, and cryptographically prove payment through Lightning Network preimages.

Odaily News: Canadian Bitcoin exchange and wallet company Bull Bitcoin stated that due to the Liquid Network attack on September 6, users are temporarily unable to redeem L-BTC back to Bitcoin through the platform, and redemption operations are still pending resumption.Bull Bitcoin expects the related redemption service to potentially resume within 30 days, but stated that this expectation is not guaranteed. Due to its reliance on the L-BTC redemption mechanism to balance inventory, the platform has temporarily closed inbound Lightning Network payments.In this attack, the attacker transferred out nearly 4,000 Bitcoin from the protocol, later returning approximately 3,400; currently still holding 598.50 Bitcoin, valued at over $51 million. Liquid Network stated on September 17 that block production, network transactions, and L-BTC transfers have returned to normal. (Bitcoin.com News)

Odaily reports that Bitcoin News posted on X that attackers accessed a small number of Blink custodial accounts and withdrew funds. Blink stated that the vast majority of funds remain safe, and non-custodial wallets were not affected; the Bitcoin payment protocol Spark, which it uses, supports multiple Lightning Network wallets, but it has not yet been confirmed that Spark was the source of this security incident.