NXC’s merger audit report shows that as of the end of 2025, its crypto asset holdings were 147.6 billion South Korean won, down 15.2% from the previous year. NXC has sold a stake in a certain exchange and decided to dispose of all its shares in Korbit, while also acquiring the European company CLI Group through its subsidiary to advance business diversification.

Solana decentralized exchange Stabble issues an emergency notice urging liquidity providers to withdraw funds due to a security risk involving a former North Korean employee. The warning was disclosed by on-chain investigator ZachXBT, in the context of a U.S. warning about the infiltration of North Korean technical personnel. Stabble emphasizes that no attack has happened yet and will conduct a new security audit.

Monad co-founder Keone Hon posted a protocol security self-audit checklist on the X platform, covering 10 key areas including fund safety and management permissions. It includes items such as time locks, real-time monitoring, and multi-signature mechanisms, to improve protocol security.

The Cardano Foundation released a report on April 2 showing its total assets have fallen to 287.5 million Swiss francs, mainly due to a decline in the ADA price. The foundation adjusted its asset allocation, holding slightly less ADA, with the number of bitcoins reduced, while cash and financial assets increased to 25.5%. Spending has focused on technology, promotion, and governance, marking the first time it has achieved on-chain audit certification. In the future, it will focus on stablecoin and DeFi liquidity, and explore new funding cycle models.

Ethereum Foundation researcher Devansh Mehta proposed a Validator Revenue Redistribution (VRR) plan at the EthCC conference. It would allow validators to independently redirect a portion of their staked rewards to designated smart contracts, such as public funding platforms or audit organizations. The goal of this proposal is to empower validators to participate in ecosystem governance and security building while reducing reliance on centralized donations.

Solv Protocol conducted a review of the BRO Vault security incident in March 2026, which resulted in a loss of approximately 38.0474 SolvBTC due to a vulnerability. The platform has completed risk control and full compensation, and it did not affect other assets or users. The incident reflects insufficient security audit processes, and the team will strengthen smart contract audits and approvals to enhance overall security. This incident serves as a wake-up call for the industry, emphasizing the importance of asset security and governance.

This article compiles cryptocurrency news for March 27, 2026, focusing on the latest Bitcoin updates, Ethereum upgrades, Dogecoin price movements, real-time cryptocurrency prices, and price predictions. Today’s major Web3 events include: 1、David Sacks takes over as co-chair of PCAST: Could the direction of U.S. crypto and AI policy be changing? 2、The U.S. rolls out a landmark bill for regulating prediction markets: Cracking down on insider trading, with officials’ trading fully restricted; 3、Vietnamese police uncover a multibillion-dollar cryptocurrency fraud case, arresting seven people including blockchain businessman Eric Vuong.

BlockBeats news, on March 27, according to informed sources, Tether has selected KPMG to conduct a comprehensive audit of its $185 billion USDT stablecoin reserves and has hired PwC to assist in preparing its internal systems for the audit work. Tether previously stated that it had formally partnered with the Big Four accounting firms but did not disclose the names of the specific firms. (CoinDesk)

Gate News reports that on March 27, the stablecoin issuer Tether has chosen KPMG as its auditing firm and has hired PwC to assist in improving internal systems. This move is the clearest signal that Tether is moving towards a comprehensive audit of its financial statements. The audit scope will go beyond the monthly reserve attestations currently issued by BDO Italia, conducting a thorough review of assets, liabilities, control measures, and reporting processes.

Gate News reported on March 25 that, according to Bloomberg, stablecoin issuer Tether Holdings SA has suspended its previously planned $20 billion fundraising round and is currently awaiting the results of its first comprehensive financial audit, with plans to potentially restart fundraising after the audit results are released. According to informed sources, throughout the fundraising process, potential investors and bankers have been urging Tether to improve financial transparency. However, one informed source indicated that some potential investors remain prepared to support the company before the audit results are announced.