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Researchers have unveiled a new cancer therapy that uses smart nanoparticles to deliver mRNA directly to tumors. The treatment reprograms immune cells that cancer has corrupted, essentially turning them back into fighters and strengthening the body's own ability to attack. It's an early but promising step toward therapies that teach the immune system rather than simply poison the disease.
In the crypto world, two major networks have walked away from a shared wallet standard after months of negotiation. Ethereum is pressing ahead with EIP-eight-one-four-one, while Coinbase-backed Base is backing EIP-eight-one-three-zero. That split leaves wallets and apps that operate across both chains juggling two different transaction systems, a quiet but costly headache for developers.
And after nine years, the Hong Kong-founded exchange CoinEx is shutting down, blaming a prolonged crypto winter and rising compliance costs. Users have until December to withdraw their funds. The closure marks another casualty of an industry still tightening its belt, and a reminder that survival in crypto often depends less on technology than on the economics around it.
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