South Korea Wants Exchanges to Keep 99% of Customer Crypto Offline, Up From 80%, After the $6.3 Billion Binance Hack

Attackers stole about $6.3 billion from Binance's hot wallets, and South Korea's financial regulator has told local exchanges to tighten security and keep more customer funds offline. It is also considering lifting the cold wallet minimum from 80% to as much as 99%, though smaller exchanges warn this could slow withdrawals.

$106M Crypto Theft Hits Unidentified EU Entity Days After Binance Hack

An unidentified European Union entity is suspected of losing more than $106 million from accounts held across multiple centralized crypto exchanges, just days after hackers stole billions of dollars from Binance in one of the industry's largest-ever heist.

South Korea Calls for National Cybersecurity Czar Following $6.3 Billion Binance Hack

South Korea considers establishing a national cybersecurity authority after the $6.3 billion Binance hack. The proposal highlights growing cyber threats, AI-enabled attacks and the need for stronger public-private cooperation.

HKU and Global Cybersecurity Alliance Jointly Establish Centre for AI and Cybersecurity Research

The University of Hong Kong (HKU) and the Global Cybersecurity Alliance (GCSA) announced the joint establishment of the Centre for AI and Cybersecurity Research.

GCSA Insight: BlockBeats Poisoned by DarkSword Attack Chain, iPhone Wallets at Risk of Theft

Wang Yongli: How to view the US stablecoin legislation

Wang Yongli explained the legislative process for stablecoins in the United States and pointed out that China should not follow suit by issuing RMB stablecoins, but should adhere to the main theme of digital RMB.

A fake interview unlocks Binance's $6.3 billion crypto vault.

A meticulously planned fake interview allowed hackers to infiltrate Binance's core wallet from employee computers over nearly five months, resulting in the theft of $6.34 billion in assets.

Robinhood Earnings Conference: The Real KPI is Stock Token TVL

During its earnings call, Robinhood listed its stock token TVL, on-chain financial applications, and US users as its real KPIs, while Meme token trading was just the first phase of demand.

Washington pushes out dollar exports: supporting delivery network in place

Dollar stablecoins have been regarded as a strategic export by Washington, but the on-chain distribution network that meets the needs of hundreds of millions of users has already been laid out by the market. Native issuance is the underlying track for dollar output.

The Crypto Midterm Election: Winners, Losers, and What's Next

Following the midterm elections, the crypto industry faces a Democratic takeover, the defeat of key allies, and a new round of intense scrutiny from Washington.

The midterm elections concluded with a landslide victory for the Democratic Party, prompting a rebound in financial markets.

The Democratic Party swept both houses of Congress, resulting in $63 million in political donations to the crypto industry going down the drain. Stricter regulations on AI and data centers caused the market to briefly reverse its decline and rise.

After Congress changed hands: What will be the next steps in the US sanctions?

With the Democrats regaining control of both houses of Congress, two measures to ease sanctions against Russia will face hearings and legislative review, but the legal framework will remain largely unchanged.

Will AI data centers go under after the Democratic victory?

Democratic candidates are more inclined to halt new construction, while regulation of electricity prices and grid costs has received bipartisan support.

A retrospective of the Binance $6.36 billion hack: Why was signature permissions compromised?

The key to the $6.36 billion theft from Binance was not the leak of private keys, but the signing of 50 EIP-7702 delegated authorizations in the signature system.

Democratic sweep of the US Congress: An analysis of its impact on global financial markets

With the Democrats regaining control of the Senate, policy prospects in areas such as AI data centers, crypto assets, Federal Reserve independence, and clean energy are changing.

Detailed Explanation of the 75-Month Bitcoin Cycle: A Long-Term Timing Framework

Bitcoin's four-year halving cycle is not the only time scale; a 75-month window can serve as a long-term reference for testing market turning points, but it must be confirmed by price structure.

Xu Mingxing published a lengthy article criticizing CZ: The entire interview was full of nonsense.

Xu Mingxing published a lengthy article criticizing CZ by name, saying that CZ shirked responsibility in his interview and blamed traditional banks, and that industry security should not be reduced to mere public relations rhetoric.

The stock market never sleeps: An analysis of tokenized stock premiums and liquidity gaps

This study explores the price deviation of tokenized stocks relative to their underlying assets and the issue of market fragmentation.

Trump's last two years: What does a Democratic-controlled Congress mean?

If the Democrats win both houses of Congress, they may launch a “legislative sprint” to quickly pass a series of popular bills while overturning Trump’s most unpopular policies.

Singapore Airlines Data Breach Exposes 46,000 Booking Records Through Amadeus

Singapore Airlines confirms 46,000 booking records were accessed in an Amadeus data breach. Personal travel details were exposed, raising concerns over airline supply-chain cybersecurity.

Trump's midterm election defeat, Democrats regain control of Congress, and changes in crypto regulations?

Trump's midterm election defeat reflects American voters' dissatisfaction with his economic and domestic policies, and his legislative agenda for the next two years will face greater constraints. The crypto industry invested heavily in the election, and crypto regulatory policies will therefore receive more attention.

Does the crypto industry only truly mature when there are no more top-tier projects?

The lack of top-tier projects in recent years does not necessarily indicate an industry decline; rather, it may be a sign that the industry is transitioning from a period of rapid, unregulated growth to mature, competitive competition.

A fake interview swindled $6.3 billion? The five-month hunt behind the Binance hack.

The hackers spent nearly five months penetrating everything from engineers' personal computers to the exchange's core wallet system.

Russia's Bitcoin Market Faces Sanctions Roadblock As Moscow Exchange Prepares Launch

Russia is preparing to open its first organized cryptocurrency trading market, but international sanctions and doubts over investor demand could complicate Moscow Exchange's latest push into digital assets.

How much trouble can working people cause? Binance was hacked because an employee secretly conducted interviews.

Binance, wallet, hacking attack, how much trouble can working people cause? Binance was hacked because an employee secretly conducted interviews. Jinse Finance, now, the most curious thing is how Binance will deal with the working person who caused the trouble?

The probability of the Democrats sweeping both houses of Congress is 82%. Will the market be right this time?

On the day of the US midterm elections, prediction markets bet an 82% probability of a Democratic sweep of both houses of Congress, with total betting exceeding $1.48 billion, a record high. Whether these predictions come true will directly determine the fate of this emerging industry's credibility.

Anthropic's unreleased model uncovers a fatal system-level vulnerability in Linux.

In Ubuntu and Red Hat systems, a near-perfect Linux kernel vulnerability remains unpatched. An unreleased large model from Anthropic successfully transforms this vulnerability into a high-risk exploit chain capable of remotely gaining root privileges!