Odaily: Sunrise has announced the official contract address for AKT on Solana, and Meteora has opened the AKT trading pair. AKT had previously gone live on the Solana network through the Sunrise gateway; earlier, the Akash community had passed a governance vote planning to migrate the network from Cosmos to Solana.

Odaily: According to Web3Auth monitoring, Consensys-owned Web3Auth stated that a vulnerability in its service led to the leakage of private keys for some Keplr wallets created through Google or Apple login. Web3Auth moved funds from these wallets to secure addresses before attackers could do so. On-chain data shows that the 12 recovery addresses disclosed by Web3Auth currently hold approximately $5.6 million in crypto assets, including about 2.49 million ATOM on Cosmos Hub, worth roughly $3.3 million. Web3Auth mentioned the "original attacker," suggesting that some wallets had already been compromised before recovery, but it did not disclose the amount stolen. Keplr co-founder Josh Lee estimated that about 20% of Google and Apple login accounts were affected, but only a small portion of them were actually exploited.

Odaily reports: Web3Auth posted an update on X regarding the asset recovery progress of the Keplr wallet security incident. The team, with Keplr's assistance, is transferring assets from affected wallets to secure recovery wallets. As some recovery transfers were mistaken for attacker activity, Web3Auth has disclosed verified recovery wallet addresses, covering networks including Cosmos Hub, Osmosis, Celestia, Akash, Noble, Injective, dYdX, Babylon, Axelar, Saga, Agoric, as well as EVM addresses spanning 8 chains.Web3Auth added that these addresses are all used for the secure transfer of affected assets and are not wallets controlled by attackers. More verified addresses will be updated subsequently. Users are reminded to follow official channel announcements and to be vigilant against scams impersonating official personnel and fraudulent asset recovery requests.

Odaily: The decentralized computing marketplace Akash Network has announced that on-chain governance has approved its migration plan, with approximately 97% of voting token holders supporting the migration of its blockchain infrastructure to Solana within 24 months. Akash Marketplace, AkashML, and Akash Homenode will launch natively on Solana. Akash stated that the migration will replace its Cosmos-based chain, covering the underlying blockchain infrastructure rather than just the token; existing AKT holders will be able to convert their tokens to SPL AKT at a 1:1 ratio through a dedicated portal.

Odaily reports: Akash Network has initiated Governance Proposal 346, proposing to migrate the network from the Cosmos sovereign chain akashnet-2 to the Solana mainnet. Voting began at 23:02 Beijing time on October 26 and will end at 23:02 on November 2, with approximately 98.29% of votes currently in favor. According to the proposal, if the proposal passes and the audits of the token and migration portal are completed, AKT is expected to launch on Solana as an SPL token in 2 to 3 weeks, migrating at a 1:1 ratio while retaining the token ticker. The one-way migration portal will remain open for 2 years; staked AKT must be unstaked first, and unstaking takes 21 days. The proposal does not set a switchover date, and the market migration will require a separate switchover proposal.

Odaily reports that decentralized cloud computing network Akash Network has published an article announcing the selection of Solana as its blockchain migration target. Akash provides decentralized GPU and AI computing power rental services and previously operated an independent blockchain based on Cosmos SDK. In October 2025, Akash announced plans to deprecate its existing independent chain and transition to a shared security architecture, with both the Solana and Ethereum ecosystems under consideration at the time.

According to Zon monitoring, available information indicates that this security incident may have originated from a Day 0 vulnerability in Initia's MoveVM built on Cosmos SDK. The vulnerability allowed attackers to mint additional tokens on Initia L1, but does not affect the native token INIT. Before the blockchain was halted, the attacker had already transferred out approximately $2.7 million worth of AUSD, ETH, and USDC through additional minting and cross-chain transfers. The team is still investigating, and the subsequent impact and further details remain to be confirmed.

Odaily reports: AI cloud service provider CoreWeave has announced the launch of Physical AI Launchables, unveiled at the NVIDIA GTC Berlin event. The product offers physical AI workload templates built and tested by CoreWeave engineers, aimed at robotics, autonomous vehicle, and simulation teams, enabling task launch via a single command and reducing upfront preparation work such as environment configuration, storage setup, and task scheduling.The first batch of templates covers five tools—NVIDIA Isaac Sim, CARLA, MuJoCo, NVIDIA AlpaSim, and NVIDIA Cosmos 3—supporting workflows such as data generation, model evaluation, and policy training, and integrating Cosmos Data Factory-related agent skills usable for video, image, and text data augmentation, auto-labeling, and data curation. The platform also provides specially optimized skills for coding agents such as Claude Code and Codex, supporting automatic task launch, run-status monitoring, and result retrieval.CoreWeave is also collaborating with physical AI software vendors including Cadence, Encord, and Voxel51 to bring related products onto its cloud infrastructure.

Odaily: Cysic has issued a service status update stating that the Cosmos explorer is temporarily unavailable, Cysic mainnet operations are unaffected, and explorer access is being restored as quickly as possible. Following the recent security incident, the cross-chain bridge remains paused. Funds related to pending cross-chain transactions remain safely held in the cross-chain bridge contract, and the relevant transactions will be processed once the cross-chain bridge is secure again.

Odaily reports that Cosmos ecosystem liquid staking protocol Stride has announced plans to wind down the Stride chain's operations in an orderly manner. Users can redeem stTokens through Stride before October 12, after which the redemption function will be suspended; once the underlying staked assets are fully unlocked, a redemption pool is expected to go live on Osmosis around November 20.stTokens will not expire, users do not need to take action before the migration, and stTokens already deployed on other chains do not need to be bridged back to Stride. stTokens such as stATOM and stOSMO, along with their corresponding underlying assets, will be migrated to Osmosis's Transmuter pool and exchanged at a fixed redemption ratio; reward accrual will cease after the migration is complete. Stride stated that Stride Labs and Stride Association have limited financial reserves, and at the current burn rate, funds are expected to be depleted by February 2027.