Bitcoin payments platform Blink Wallet restored services on September 19 after an attacker accessed a limited number of custodial accounts, prompting a roughly day-long shutdown. Blink said all affected users would be reimbursed automatically and that its non-custodial wallets were not exposed. The company has not disclosed the amount of Bitcoin withdrawn or how the breach occurred, and said a post-mortem would outline the attack path and remediation. The incident followed a temporary shutdown by Swiss Bitcoin Pay on September 14 and other security warnings involving DCENT Wallet and Core Lightning. In a separate incident, PeckShield linked one attacker to the withdrawal of approximately 8.7 million FET worth $1.53 million from Fetch.ai's TokenConversionManagerV3 contract and the unauthorized minting of roughly 408.5 million NTX through NuNet's infrastructure. The combined affected assets were valued at about $2 million, while additional unauthorized mints involving AGIX and WMTX brought the attacker's holdings near $17 million when reported. NTX fell roughly 65% to 70%, reaching a new all-time low, as traders assessed dilution and limited liquidity. Both incidents remain under investigation, with final reports pending.