Source publication: November 6, 2026, at 17:36:56 (UTC+8). This roundup covers the stablecoin-related items in that dated report.
Samsung Wallet adds USDC accounts on Solana
According to Decrypt, as cited by PANews, Samsung Wallet launched stablecoin accounts for eligible Galaxy users in the United States, supporting USDC on Solana. The service covers approximately 82 million compatible devices and was developed with custody provider Bastion and Coinbase.
The service supports fee-free transfers. It also supports withdrawals to bank accounts in more than 60 countries; the report does not specify withdrawal fees. Credit-card funding carries a 4% fee, and the service was not available in New York state at the time of the report.
Samsung plans to explore additional stablecoin payment uses and other market applications.
USDT reportedly trades at a 13% premium in Paraguay
PANews cited Cointelegraph as reporting that Paraguay’s president resigned following the collapse of Ueno Bank, while USDT traded at a 13% premium in the country’s peer-to-peer market as residents sought access to dollars.
The reported premium concerns local P2P trading prices, not a change to USDT’s issuer redemption terms.
Avalanche DAI.e trades above its dollar peg
Blockaid said on X that it detected a price divergence in DAI.e associated with Avalanche Bridge. According to the company, the token repriced to approximately $1.10 in active decentralized-exchange pools on Avalanche—about 10% above its $1 peg.
The report describes pricing in those pools; it does not establish a change in backing or redemption terms.
Wallet theft report identifies at least 4.06 million USDT stolen
A Bitquery research report cited by PANews attributed thefts from 430 wallets belonging to iPhone users to the same group beginning in mid-October, with total losses of approximately $4.16 million.
Investigators said the group stole at least 4.06 million USDT from 365 wallets on TRON and emptied another 65 wallets across eight chains, including Ethereum and BNB Chain, causing more than $103,000 in additional losses.
According to the report, attackers who had obtained private keys first sent small amounts of TRX to victims’ wallets to cover transaction fees, then transferred out the funds. Bitquery said there was no evidence that wallet applications such as Trust Wallet themselves contained a vulnerability. It identified iPhone hacking tools such as DarkSword stealing seed phrases as the principal risk and recommended updating iOS and avoiding storage of seed phrases in phone photos or notes.
Binance recovery update includes USDE withdrawals
Binance said it would progressively restore withdrawals for additional assets from noon Beijing time on November 6, following security checks. The listed assets included USDE, alongside PENDLE, ZRO, XRP and CAKE, across networks including BSC, Base, Ethereum, Optimism, Polygon and Arbitrum.
The exchange said withdrawals would not reopen for every asset simultaneously, while deposits remained operational. Restoration would prioritize user demand over the preceding week, and some users could face temporary delays or longer processing times.
Separately, Bloomberg reporting cited by PANews quoted a Binance spokesperson as saying the exchange was working with law enforcement, blockchain analytics firms and stablecoin issuers to trace and freeze assets stolen in its security incident.