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🧵 US Treasuries are moving on-chain.

And @StellarOrg continues to appear wherever regulated financial assets need fast, low-cost and compliant settlement infrastructure.

The latest example is $GOVY by Archax.

A perpetual US Treasury Bill token launching on @ethereum, @hedera and @StellarOrg 👇

For decades, access to US Treasury Bills has relied on brokers, custodians and settlement systems operating mostly within traditional market hours.

$GOVY attempts to change that.

It is designed to provide continuous exposure to short-dated US Treasury Bills through a single token.

Instead of investors manually rolling maturing T‑Bill positions, the product continuously rolls exposure in the background.

That turns a traditionally operational process into a tokenized, 24/7 financial instrument.

What makes $GOVY particularly interesting is its legal structure.

According to Archax, the product is designed to provide direct, legally enforceable exposure to the underlying assets, rather than relying only on a fund wrapper or SPV structure.

The assets are held through regulated custody, while Archax provides the regulated digital asset infrastructure around issuance, brokerage and custody.

This matters because tokenization is not just about putting assets on-chain.

It is about making traditional assets usable on-chain without removing the legal and regulatory protections institutions require.

The network choice is also important.

@ArchaxEx is launching $GOVY on Ethereum, Hedera and Stellar from day one.

Three different networks.
Three different strengths.

@ethereum offers the largest digital asset ecosystem.

@hedera has become increasingly relevant for institutional tokenization and real‑time financial infrastructure.

And @StellarOrg continues to emerge as a settlement layer for regulated financial assets.

Its low fees, fast settlement, stablecoin infrastructure and growing RWA ecosystem make it well suited for institutions seeking 24/7 markets without giving up compliance.

This is the bigger picture.

Tokenization is no longer limited to experimental DeFi products.

Government debt, money market funds and other traditional financial assets are steadily moving on-chain through regulated infrastructure.

Different networks will likely serve different functions.

But Stellar keeps showing up wherever tokenized assets need to move efficiently.

Stellar recently surpassed $2 billion in tokenized real‑world assets.

That makes $GOVY part of a much larger trend.

First payments.

Then stablecoins.

Now US Treasuries.

Built on Stellar.
Built on Hedera.
Built on Ethereum

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🚨 Aztec Network suffers its second hack in less than a week with losses of $2.15M

Aztec Network has suffered its second security breach in less than a week, with approximately $2.15 million drained from its Private Rollup Bridge.

This latest incident adds to a previous exploit on Aztec Connect last Sunday, which caused losses of around $2.2 million.

Exploit details

Security researcher Vishal Singh was among the first to report the incident. The attack targeted the escapeHatch function within the RollupProcessorV3 contract, an emergency mechanism designed to allow direct withdrawals from Ethereum when the rollup is not operational.

According to analysis by SlowMist founder Yu Xian, the attacker exploited specific time windows when the escape hatch was active. By manipulating the proofId and publicOutput parameters, they forced the unauthorized release of locked funds.

Stolen assets include approximately 1,158 ETH, 150,000 DAI, and 0.5 renBTC.

Technical analysis

Security firm BlockSec analyzed both incidents and concluded they share a similar root cause: failures in the “public input binding” during the verification process. This points to a structural vulnerability in how Aztec’s legacy contracts handled proof validation parameters.

Aztec Network acknowledged both exploits but noted that the affected contracts are immutable and were discontinued in 2022 and 2023, limiting the team’s ability to intervene or apply patches.

Broader context

This incident adds to a growing trend of attacks in DeFi. In 2026, bridge-related exploits have reached 14 incidents, with cumulative losses exceeding $340 million.

In recent weeks, significant attacks have also been recorded on protocols such as Verus and Raydium liquidity pools.

The repeated exploitation of Aztec’s legacy infrastructure highlights the risks associated with discontinued smart contracts, which may still hold funds but lack active maintenance or security updates.

Important notice:

This information is based on security researchers’ reports and on-chain analysis as of June 18, 2026. It does not constitute investment advice. Caution is recommended when interacting with old or discontinued smart contracts.