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The Best Ways to Stop Yourself From Crying
Catch it at the first eye-sting
Don’t wait until the tears are already rolling. Your best chance of postponing them is to act during the early warning period, when your eyes are just starting to sting or your breathing begins to change. “Once someone starts, it’s hard to pull it back,” says Lauren Bylsma, an associate professor of psychiatry and psychology at the University of Pittsburgh who studies crying. “It’s always easier to pull back emotions when they’re in that earlier, more mild stage.”
Your emotional starting point matters, too. If you slept terribly, got into a fight with your partner before work, or are already juggling six other stressors, it might not take much to tip you into tears. “If you’re already overwhelmed with everything else going on, then it just might be harder,” Bylsma says.
In the heat of the moment, start by slowing your breathing. “My favorite is an extended exhale,” Kuehnle says. You might breathe in for four counts, hold for seven, and exhale for eight—or simply focus on breathing out slowly. “The important thing is that long exhale,” she says. Another option is two quick inhales through your nose followed by one long exhale through your mouth. The goal is to lower your level of physiological arousal before the tears gain momentum.
Security researchers have traced more than 1,500 KREMLIN malware infections after uncovering a Brazilian banking campaign that uses Ethereum smart contracts to update attack infrastructure and malicious browser extensions to steal credentials and session data.
Summary
- Elastic tracked KREMLIN across seven campaigns using malicious browser extensions against Brazilian banking users primarily.
- Ethereum smart contracts let KREMLIN operators update command servers and payload locations without changing malware.
- Elastic observed 1,515 infected systems contacting its registered canary domain, with 98.75% located in Brazil.
- KREMLIN manipulates Chromium Secure Preferences to install malicious Chrome and Edge extensions without user approval.
- Researchers traced 82 USDT transfers through the wallet used to deploy and update malicious contracts.
Elastic Security Labs disclosed the operation in a Sept. 14 technical report after tracking the activity under REF9334 since May 2025. Researchers followed seven campaigns over roughly 15 months and linked the latest versions to Chrome and Microsoft Edge extensions capable of collecting browser credentials, cookies, session tokens and other sensitive information.
SlowMist issued a threat-intelligence alert on Sept. 16 drawing attention to the blockchain component of the operation, including three Ethereum contracts linked to changing command-and-control infrastructure.
Despite the name KREMLIN, Elastic said it found no evidence connecting the campaign to Russia. The toolkit name comes from the malware author’s handle, while the lures impersonate Brazilian banks, use Portuguese-language text and overwhelmingly reach systems located in Brazil.
KREMLIN uses Ethereum contracts as changing address books
Ethereum entered the operation in May 2026, when researchers observed the first malicious smart contract tied to KREMLIN’s infrastructure.
Elastic traced the first contract to May 19. It stored configuration values pointing infected systems toward locations used for the installer and malicious browser extension. Later contracts changed the structure and eventually moved to a key-value configuration model that could be updated by the operator.
The current contract identified by Elastic is 0xCD7360A83E5cdbBbbbcEB0e78748babA6740d07b. Researchers said it remained in use when their report was published. Earlier contracts included 0x902EDbFECFF38f285Bf26283fB9cEB3700061873 and 0x64Def0A6099c4DE9C413B108EAae85A3C7457615.
The contracts do not represent an exploit of Ethereum’s consensus system or smart-contract platform. Elastic found that the attackers used the blockchain as a dead-drop resolver: infected machines read configuration values from the contracts to locate external infrastructure controlled or abused by the operators.
Such a design lets operators change infrastructure references by updating on-chain values while leaving the initial malware unchanged. Elastic recorded contract updates pointing toward different domains and hosted files, including a main-v2 configuration change on Aug. 13.
Crypto.news reported in 2025 that malicious npm packages were using Ethereum smart contracts to retrieve command infrastructure. ReversingLabs researchers described a comparable model in which blockchain data contained locations used to reach attacker-controlled servers.
Microsoft found ClickFix campaigns using BNB Chain smart contracts to retrieve malware instructions. Microsoft’s findings involved a separate campaign but showed another example of public blockchains being used as infrastructure for malware configuration.
Malicious extensions can enter Chrome and Edge without approval
KREMLIN’s browser component uses a technique that lets an unauthorized extension appear properly registered inside Chromium-based browsers.
Elastic said the installer modifies Chrome or Edge’s Secure Preferences data and regenerates the HMACs and encrypted integrity hashes the browser expects. Once those values match, the malicious extension can load even though the user never approved an installation through the official extension store.
The technique itself predates the KREMLIN campaign. Security firm Synacktiv documented the approach in 2025 under research titled The Phantom Extension, showing how an attacker with access to a Windows system could alter Chromium preference records and load an extension through internal browser mechanisms.
KREMLIN operationalized that technique for financial theft. Elastic’s analyzed extension masqueraded as software called AVSync and requested access to tabs, cookies, browser storage and web requests. It could collect saved browser data and intercept information during active web sessions.
The malware gathers browser databases containing login information, cookies and stored form data. Elastic found that it acquired encryption material needed to access protected browser data before sending collected information to attacker-controlled infrastructure.
Initial infection still requires execution of a malicious file. Elastic said the campaign distributes JavaScript files disguised as bank receipts, invoices or corporate documents. Once a victim executes the lure, the loader checks the environment before progressing through later stages.
Brazilian financial brands impersonated in campaign material included Banco do Brasil, Caixa, Bradesco, Sicoob, C6 Bank, Inter, BTG, Safra, PagBank, PicPay, Santander and Mercado Pago.
Elastic counted 1,515 infected hosts after disrupting a kill switch
Elastic gained an unusually direct measure of the campaign’s reach after researchers noticed that KREMLIN checked an unregistered internet domain as part of its anti-analysis process.
The malware was designed to test whether the domain responded. A successful response caused the program to assume it was operating inside an analysis sandbox and terminate itself. Elastic registered the previously unused domain and pointed it to infrastructure the researchers controlled.
Infected machines then began contacting the newly registered address. Elastic counted 1,515 systems at the time of publication, with 98.75% geolocated in Brazil. Researchers said the number was rising quickly.
Registering the domain turned KREMLIN’s own anti-analysis check against the campaign. Machines reaching the domain interpreted the response as evidence of a sandbox and stopped progressing through the infection chain.
Elastic cautioned that the intervention was temporary. “This has temporarily degraded and manipulated the campaign’s defense mechanisms,” the researchers wrote, saying the interruption could give defenders more time to locate and clean affected endpoints.
The systems remained infected, meaning the registration did not automatically remove KREMLIN from compromised computers. Elastic’s report said the affected machines had been prevented from moving beyond the relevant infection stage while the canary remained effective.
The geographic data supports the researchers’ earlier assessment that Brazil is the campaign’s primary target. Portuguese-language filenames, fake error messages and Brazilian financial brands appeared repeatedly across the recovered samples.
Ethereum wallet activity links multiple KREMLIN campaigns
On-chain analysis helped Elastic connect different stages of the malware operation. Researchers identified a single Ethereum wallet used to deploy malicious contracts and update their configurations. The address was financially active before the first KREMLIN-linked contract appeared, giving investigators a transaction trail spanning more than a year.
Between June 19, 2025, and Aug. 24, 2026, Elastic identified 82 USDT transfers associated with the wallet. The recorded activity totaled approximately 20,778.97 USDT received and 19,016.96 USDT sent. Researchers said individual transfers could not be conclusively classified as malware-development funding.
Transaction timing provided another attribution clue. Elastic found that much of the wallet activity lined up with working hours in the UTC-3 time zone used by São Paulo, although the researchers presented Brazil as a plausible operator location instead of a confirmed attribution.
The campaign has changed tooling during its lifespan. Earlier waves distributed PULSAR RAT, while the newer Ethereum-linked branch introduced REMCOS RAT alongside the custom browser extension. Elastic identified two related chains during this period, including one that uses a legitimate signed SentinelOne executable as part of the loading process.
Security teams can use the indicators published by Elastic Security Labs and its accompanying public IOC repository to check endpoint, browser and network telemetry for artifacts tied to the campaign. Elastic mapped the activity to MITRE ATT&CK techniques covering execution, persistence, credential access, browser extensions, command-and-control and data exfiltration.
Brazilian crypto users were targeted by separate WhatsApp-distributed malware in late 2025. That campaign targeted banking, fintech and cryptocurrency credentials but was not linked to REF9334.
Elastic’s latest published blockchain timeline shows KREMLIN’s contract configuration being modified through August, while its infrastructure observations extend into late August 2026. The researchers said the 0xCD7360…d07b Ethereum contract remained in use when the Sept. 14 report was prepared.
Cathie Wood says a single Starship launch could generate $1 billion in revenue, a projection that would make the $1.75 trillion SpaceX IPO look cheap in hindsight.
The ARK Invest founder tied that figure to Elon Musk’s goal of 10,000 flights a year by 2030. Her post followed fresh data on how much revenue Starlink earns per unit of launched capacity.
Cathie Wood Calls the SpaceX IPO a Deep Value Bargain
The math starts with Starlink. An ARK Invest analyst puts Starlink connectivity revenue near $19 million a year per terabit per second (Tbps) of network capacity. One Starship carries roughly 61 Tbps, so a full load adds close to $1 billion in recurring Starlink revenue rather than a one-off launch fee.
Multiply that by 10,000 launches a year, and Starship alone would bring in $10 trillion. Therefore, Wood argues, buyers of the $1.75 trillion listing will look back on it as deep value.
That step assumes every flight carries Starlink capacity. Musk, however, has framed the 10,000 target against commercial air travel, a transport business that earns no connectivity revenue.
Early investors have little to show so far. SPCX priced at $135 in June and closed its first session at $161. The stock has since spent weeks below its IPO price.
Starship Revenue Math Rests on 10,000 Flights a Year
The revenue per Tbps is already sliding. ARK data puts it at $21 million in 2023, $23 million in 2024, and $19 million in 2025. The analyst says that decay is expected as capacity grows.
Launch cadence is the wider gap. Falcon 9 flew 165 times last year, while Starship has flown twice since the June listing. Both flights stayed suborbital, so the V3 satellites released in July re-entered and burned up within roughly 20 minutes.
The next mission aims to reach Earth orbit for the first time and carries 26 operational V3 units. That flight would also become the first Starship launch to earn commercial revenue.
Wood is not the loudest bull on the stock either. Dan Held sees falling launch costs pushing SpaceX toward a $100 trillion valuation within two decades. ARK, meanwhile, keeps adding to its position.
Still, $10 trillion a year would top the output of every economy except the United States and China. For now, the bargain call rests on a flight rate Starship has yet to reach.
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Bitcoin traders aren’t exactly panicking about Wednesday’s expected Federal Reserve rate hike, but they aren’t taking many chances either.
Markets are pricing a 92.5% chance the Fed raises rates for the first time in three years after strong employment data and stubborn inflation. Bitcoin has spent the past 24 days stuck between roughly $76,000 and $80,000, with volatility falling to a one-month low.
For some traders, the quarter-point hike is already old news.
“The bond market has done its job and fully priced in tomorrow’s hike,” said Chris Sullivan of Hyperion Decimus. In his view, the bigger shock could come if the Fed doesn’t hike, since that could leave investors wondering what policymakers see that markets don’t.
Crypto investors are still putting some money out of harm’s way.
Talos has seen a 28% net buying tilt toward stablecoins ahead of the meeting, according to research analyst Cooper Duschang. Around previous Federal Open Market Committee meetings, investors showed an average 8% selling tilt toward stablecoins.
Appetite for the two largest cryptocurrencies has moved in the other direction. Bitcoin buying conviction has dropped to 3% from 10%, while ether has fallen to 9% from 23%.
Some of the disparities are cultural in the making—and don’t make a ton of sense. On the streets, men disproportionately ride, meaning cycling is masculine, right? Not really. Packs of cyclists are derisively referred to as “MAMILS,” as in Middle-Aged Men in Lycra. Meanwhile, step into a spin class, and you may likely see only women clipping in. Context, it turns out, is everything.
More broadly, exercise has become a luxury good. It was the Yuppies who made marathoning and high-end road bicycles so popular. Today, people are just as likely to commute by bicycle in households that have more than $200,000 in income as they are in households that bring in between $50,000 and $75,000. Many of the people commuting by bike are choosing to do so. They have alternatives.
Not everyone is so lucky. Transportation injustice is real. Too often, urban renewal projects destroy neighborhoods of color for the sake of white commuters’ convenience. We should be conscious of these historic injustices. But working to undo wrong and encouraging groups of people who don’t currently bike to do so don’t need to be mutually exclusive. And it shouldn’t be controversial.
Bitcoin Core, the software used to run Bitcoin nodes, has moved its next major update into final testing with changes to transaction fees, block processing and the way wallets build transactions.
The first release candidate for Bitcoin Core 32.0 was tagged on Sept. 14, starting the final testing cycle before developers aim to release the finished version on Oct. 10, according to the project’s release schedule.
Bitcoin Core lets a computer independently check transactions and blocks against Bitcoin’s rules rather than relying on another service. Version 32 does not change those rules.
Bitcoin Core currently estimates how much a user should pay for a transaction largely by looking at the fees attached to transactions that made it into previous blocks. Version 32 adds a second estimator that looks at transactions currently waiting to be confirmed.
The software will compare the two and can recommend the lower fee when current network conditions support it. That should let estimates fall more quickly when congestion clears instead of continuing to reflect more expensive transactions from earlier blocks, according to the draft release notes.
Donald and Melania Trump’s memecoins are down 97% and 99% respectively from their all-time highs.
$TRUMP coin reached its all-time high of ~$75 per token on January 19, 2025, and has been on a slow, but relentless, decline since then. It’s currently trading for ~$2.
Melania’s memecoin reached an all-time high of ~$14 on January 20, 2025. It now trades for $0.1.
Perhaps unsurprisingly, Trump’s coin has been outperforming his wife’s, likely due to the constant media attention the president receives. But it may also be because the coin has staged two giveaways so far with another upcoming.
Read more: Donald Trump is suing the New York Times for harming his memecoin
‘Coin Club’ sure looks like quid pro quo
While the company operating the Donald Trump Coin Club hasn’t been investigated by any US law enforcement agency, it certainly fills the air with the stink of quid pro quo.
In April of 2025, the top 220 holders of $TRUMP were invited to a private dinner with the president.
Individuals who attended included Justin Sun, Evgeny Gaevoy, and Lamar Odom. It remains unclear if they were able to use their time with the president to push for any new laws or executive orders.
A year later, Coin Club top holders were able to join a private celebration at Mar-a-lago that featured speakers including Tony Robbins and Mike Tyson.
Shortly thereafter, the same club members were given a chance to win box seats to the World Cup Final.
Now, the Coin Club is offering members another opportunity to win seats, this time for the F1 series in Singapore in October. Apparently, the president will not be in attendance.
Despite all of these shenanigans, $TRUMP extends its eventual slide to $0, with volumes continuing to crater.
Read more: ANALYSIS: Mapping Donald Trump’s growing crypto empire
No Coin Club, no cry
Melania’s memecoin has had a very different existence.
Despite briefly spiking once there was public acknowledgement that it was her coin, interest waned almost instantly.
Part of the reason for the plummet in price and no recovery whatsoever has to do with Melania never mentioning the coin again, not offering any gimmicks or giveaways for holders, and no access to buy.
It only took one month for her coin to fall 90%, and it’s chugged along, losing value ever since.
If investors in either coin expected to see a dime of profit their hopes are indubitably dashed.
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Zcash token holders backed cutting the network’s target block time to 25 seconds from 75 seconds and preserving its existing halving schedule in a poll on the next major upgrade.
The faster-block proposal received 99.9% of the Zcash (ZEC)-weighted vote, while 98.9% supported keeping halvings, according to results published Monday. Voting power reflected eligible ZEC holdings, with both percentages including abstentions.
The shorter interval would reduce the expected wait for a transaction’s first confirmation, according to the proposal. The amount of new ZEC issued per block would fall to keep scheduled daily issuance unchanged.
The changes are proposed for NU7, a Zcash network upgrade whose activation date remains undetermined. Token holders also favored excluding features not implemented by Sept. 30.
Results of the NU7 sentiment poll. Source: forum.zcashcommunity.com
The coinholder vote was separate from polls of ZecHub, the Zcash Community Advisory Panel and other community groups. Eligibility was limited to spendable ZEC in the Ironwood shielded pool at the voting snapshot. Developers plan to ship the final items for the upgrade by the Sept. 30 cut-off deadline, with testnet and mainnet activation not yet determined.
Halvings are scheduled cuts that reduce the issuance of new ZEC by half. The winning coinholder option would preserve that schedule while allowing funds removed from circulation under a separate proposal to be returned through future block rewards.
The advisory-panel results showed a closer split, with 57 members favoring a gradual issuance curve that would replace halvings and 54 favoring keeping them.
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Zcash coinholders favor delaying reissuance
Another major feature considered for NU7 inclusion was the Network Sustainability Mechanism (NSM), a proposed upgrade to Zcash’s economic model that aims to recycle a portion of transaction fees back into a pool, rather than relying solely on block rewards.
About 97% of token holders voted to delay NSM reissuance until February 2031, with 2.3 million ZEC tokens voting to delay the motion, while only about 70,239 tokens voted to start it as soon as possible.
NSM was proposed in January in response to the network’s long-term security budget concerns, as the declining block rewards may eventually be insufficient to incentivize miners to validate transactions. The model’s three-part mechanism seeks to burn and recycle 60% of ZEC transaction fees into future block rewards, without exceeding the token’s 21 million maximum supply.
ZEC rose 3.8% in the past 24 hours, extending its 132% rally seen during the past month, according to CoinMarketCap data.
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The cryptocurrency market took a sharp hit after the CLARITY Act failed, and many digital assets fell into red territory.
Pi Network’s native token is the worst performer in the top 100 club, down 14% in a day. Despite the decline, some analysts believe a bullish reversal could be closer than it appears.
PI Loses More Ground
As CryptoPotato reported, the US Senate failed to advance the landmark bill, known as the CLARITY Act, because it did not reach the necessary 60 votes. Although the development was largely expected, it triggered a broad correction, with Bitcoin (BTC) plunging to $75,000 and Ethereum (ETH) dipping below $2,400 after a 3% daily decline.
These drops, though, are no match for PI’s poor performance. The native cryptocurrency of the controversial project is the only one (from the biggest 100) to post a double-digit decline today (September 16) and currently trades around $0.083 (per CoinGecko), the lowest level since the start of August.
PI’s market capitalization tumbled under the $1 billion psychological mark and now stands at roughly $940 million. This makes it the 76th-largest cryptocurrency.
It is important to note that PI’s pullback comes despite the latest ecosystem development. X account BSCN revealed that the Core Team initiated protocol upgrade v27, starting with a Testnet2 implementation and planning to transition to Mainnet by the end of the week.
“Among other things, this protocol transition upgrades Pi Node Docker to V27.1.0 and aims to ensure the stability of the network’s infrastructure and prepare for future developments such as integration with Pi Dex. This protocol transition represents a major step toward decentralizing the network,” the post reads.
Meanwhile, Pi Network’s official X account has not yet confirmed the upgrade.
Rebound Incoming?
The reality for PI may seem quite grim, yet certain analysts think a revival remains possible. X user Crypto With Gopal claimed the price has printed a double-bottom setup and is holding the $0.075-$0.085 support zone while forming higher lows.
“A clean reclaim above $0.10 could confirm bullish momentum and open the path toward the $0.14 target. Bulls are slowly regaining control after the prolonged downtrend,” he maintained.
PI’s Relative Strength Index (RSI) supports the bullish scenario. The ratio has plunged to an oversold territory of 23, suggesting that the token could be gearing up for a recovery. The index runs from 0 to 100, where anything above 70 is usually interpreted as a warning for an impending correction.
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USDC issuer Circle has launched the mainnet of Arc, a layer-1 (L1) blockchain targeting stablecoin payments and financial markets, particularly agentic transactions.
Arc uses USDC as its native gas asset and offers Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) compatibility and deterministic sub-second settlement finality, according to an Arc blog post on Wednesday.
The network supports more than 20 fiat stablecoins, including USDC, EURC, JPYC, KRW1 and TRYB, while tokenized assets including BlackRock’s BUIDL and Circle’s USYC are available natively on Arc. Arc also offers interoperability with more than 20 blockchains through Circle’s Cross-Chain Transfer Protocol (CCTP) and Gateway.
CEO Jeremy Allaire called Arc “the single most significant launch in Circle’s history since USDC itself.” Separately, Circle said in a post on X that Arc was built for “programmable money, global markets, and agentic economic activity,” describing the network as stablecoin-native infrastructure for developers and institutions.
The launch follows Arc’s public testnet debut in October 2025, when Circle said more than 100 companies were participating, including BlackRock, Goldman Sachs, Mastercard and Visa.
Circle said in August that more than 100 institutional and ecosystem builders had participated in Arc’s private mainnet ahead of the public launch.
Arc said it ultimately plans to broaden participation in network operations and explore a transition from Proof of Authority to Proof of Stake in 2027. Circle also completed the genesis mint of 10 billion ARC tokens this week but said the mint does not represent a commitment to launch the token publicly.
Related: Crypto stocks slide after CLARITY Act fails to advance in Senate
The US dollar is consolidating against the yen and Canadian dollar ahead of the key event of the week — the Federal Reserve meeting. The Fed is widely expected to raise its policy rate by 25 basis points to a range of 3.75–4.00%. As this move is already largely priced in, attention will focus on the updated economic projections, dot plot and press conference. Investors will assess whether the September rate hike marks the beginning of a new phase of monetary tightening or whether the central bank will prefer to adopt a wait-and-see approach.
Expectations of a more hawkish Fed are supported by persistent inflationary pressures, recent employment data and rising oil prices. US retail sales data will provide an additional reference point ahead of the meeting. Strong figures could provide further support for the dollar, although the market reaction is likely to remain limited ahead of the Fed decision.
USD/JPY
The decline in USD/JPY over the past two weeks has slowed around the key support area of 152.90–153.20. At the start of the week, the price tested this area several times, while buyers managed to establish a foothold above the psychological 155.00 level yesterday. Hawkish Fed rhetoric could support a corrective rise in USD/JPY towards 156.20–157.00. More cautious signals regarding further policy tightening, by contrast, could put renewed pressure on the dollar and lead to another test of the 152.90–153.20 area.
Key events for USD/JPY:
- today at 15:30 (GMT+3): US core retail sales;
- today at 21:00 (GMT+3): US Federal Reserve interest rate decision;
- today at 21:30 (GMT+3): Federal Open Market Committee press conference.
USD/CAD
USD/CAD has recovered from its recent lows and is testing the 1.3895–1.3940 resistance area, despite support for the Canadian dollar from elevated oil prices. A firm move above 1.3940, followed by the level turning into support, could pave the way for a rise towards 1.4000–1.4030. A failed attempt to establish itself above the current resistance area, by contrast, could trigger a renewed decline towards the 1.3760 support level.
Key events for USD/CAD:
- today at 15:30 (GMT+3): Canadian building permits;
- today at 17:30 (GMT+3): US crude oil inventories;
- today at 18:30 (GMT+3): Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta GDPNow indicator.
Overall, USD/JPY and USD/CAD remain in consolidation ahead of the key Fed decision. As a 25-basis-point rate hike is already largely priced in, the dollar’s subsequent reaction will depend primarily on the central bank’s projections and rhetoric. Signals pointing to further tightening could support gains in both pairs, while a more cautious Fed stance could put renewed pressure on the US currency.
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