Health App Users Receiving $59,500,000 Payout in Settlement Over Alleged Collecting and Disclosing of Intimate Data

Hyperliquid sunsets USDH as all HyperCore USDH markets settle, with users directed to swap, withdraw, or repay positions. Hyperliquid has completed the sunset of USDH after all USDH-denominated markets on HyperCore were fully settled. The update means USDH users now need to manage remaining balances, supplied funds, or borrowed positions. Hyperliquid directed users toward available […] The post Hyperliquid’s USDH Exit Sparks User Alert as Markets Fully Settle on HyperCore appeared first on Live Bitcoin News.

Two healthcare firms are preparing to pay $3.3 million to settle a class action lawsuit over a ransomware attack that allegedly exposed the personal and medical data of hundreds of thousands of people. According to the official settlement website, Mt. Baker Imaging and Northwest Radiologists agreed to settle claims tied to a data security incident […] The post Up to $5,000 Per Person Incoming After Healthcare Firms Accused of Exposing 340,184 Americans in Data Breach appeared first on The Daily Hodl.

Chainlink’s role in World Cup prediction-market settlement highlights oracle infrastructure as event markets move further into the mainstream.

The US commodities watchdog has settled with Celsius founder Alex Mashinsky, ending the agency’s first-ever case against a crypto lending platform.

The settlement ensures that convicted Celsius founder Alex Mashinsky is unable to trade in CFTC markets or register with the regulator.

Kraken launched onchain token trading in its app, giving eligible users access to nearly 2,500 Solana tokens through DEX infrastructure. The post Kraken brings Solana DEX token trading into its main app appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Users reported losing access to Ready’s USDC card outside the EEA after a card provider change triggered rapid deactivation notices.

We’ve all heard the mantra from the quants in the business community: you can’t manage what you can’t measure. And if that’s true for human intelligence, it should be true for the artificial kind too. How do we measure agents and large language models (LLMs)? We’re just beginning to come up with statistical metrics. Here are several of the most common metrics that designers and users toss about when they’re evaluating a model. [ See also: 27 questions to ask before choosing an LLM ] Time to first token How long does it take to generate the first token? For real-time applications with time constraints, faster responses can be essential. It’s well-known that people hate waiting even a few milliseconds. The teams that develop user interfaces learned decades ago that it’s important for the software to respond quickly when a human is waiting for an answer. Even a few seconds of delay mean that the human will wander off to another window to check some email or place some bet on a prediction