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⚪️ The hacker who stole $53,000,000 from Uranium Finance spent some of the money not on yachts, but on rare Pokémon and Magic cards, a Roman coin, and even a fragment of the Wright brothers' airplane. As a result, the authorities seized part of the collection and about $31 million in cryptocurrency — a very expensive way to build the perfect geek shelf. #BTC #Hacker
⚪️ The hacker who stole $53,000,000 from Uranium Finance spent some of the money not on yachts, but on rare Pokémon and Magic cards, a Roman coin, and even a fragment of the Wright brothers' airplane.

As a result, the authorities seized part of the collection and about $31 million in cryptocurrency — a very expensive way to build the perfect geek shelf.
#BTC #Hacker
黑客团伙ShinyHunters核心成员在约旦被抓,正在与FBI合作调查同伙。这个英语为主的年轻黑客组织专门窃取企业数据并勒索,这次竟然连FBI员工数据都黑了!细节太劲爆了,个人身份、职位信息甚至医疗记录都被盗。他在配合调查并交出电子设备,看来黑客圈子也要大洗牌了。 #网络安全 #黑客攻击 $BTC $ETH ShinyHunters hacker member busted in Jordan, now working with FBI to rat out his crew. This English-speaking young hacker gang targets companies for data theft and extortion, and they actually hacked FBI employee data! Personal IDs, job info, even medical records compromised. He's cooperating and handing over devices - big shakeup coming in hacker world. #CyberSecurity #Hacker $BTC $ETH
黑客团伙ShinyHunters核心成员在约旦被抓,正在与FBI合作调查同伙。这个英语为主的年轻黑客组织专门窃取企业数据并勒索,这次竟然连FBI员工数据都黑了!细节太劲爆了,个人身份、职位信息甚至医疗记录都被盗。他在配合调查并交出电子设备,看来黑客圈子也要大洗牌了。

#网络安全 #黑客攻击 $BTC $ETH

ShinyHunters hacker member busted in Jordan, now working with FBI to rat out his crew. This English-speaking young hacker gang targets companies for data theft and extortion, and they actually hacked FBI employee data! Personal IDs, job info, even medical records compromised. He's cooperating and handing over devices - big shakeup coming in hacker world.

#CyberSecurity #Hacker $BTC $ETH
In an attempt to “disappear” 3.9 million dollars in the darkness of Zcash, Bitget’s #Hacker de The trail of the stolen money goes deeper into anonymity Investigations into the historical #hackeo a Bitget, valued at 387.5 million dollars, have taken a critical turn after sophisticated evasion movements were detected on the blockchain. The attacker has begun routing the funds into advanced privacy mechanisms to break the traceability of on-chain analysts. Infiltration in Zcash’s blind zone: Between 08:15 and 08:46 UTC on September 30, 2026, the attacker transferred 2.746 #zec }(approximately 3.9 million dollars) to Ironwood, the new protected fund/pool (shielded pool) of #Zcash Operation structure (Mapping by ZachXBT / TRM Labs) Blockchain investigator ZachXBT was the first to raise the alarm about the scheme. The main wallet identified by Bitget after the September 24 breach held nearly 18.917 ZEC. The funds were split through two intermediary addresses (t1Syhm...Lia5 and t1gNZp...FgXg) into three coordinated deposits before entering the private pool. The technical challenge for investigators: Unlike public transactions where flows are visible end-to-end, Zcash’s shielded system hides the sender, the recipient, and the internal balances. Although entry into the Ironwood pool is traceable, the accounting trail is completely lost inside the system until the funds decide to exit to a public address. Diversification of money-laundering routes: Deposits in Zcash account for roughly 15% of the total stolen ZEC. Previously, intelligence-gathering signature analyses traced the conversion of 6.3 million dollars from Ether to Bitcoin using the decentralized THORChain protocol, combining transparent cross-chain methods with tightly controlled privacy protocols. #CryptoNews $ZEC {future}(ZECUSDT) $HYPE {future}(HYPEUSDT) $XRP {future}(XRPUSDT)
In an attempt to “disappear” 3.9 million dollars in the darkness of Zcash, Bitget’s #Hacker de

The trail of the stolen money goes deeper into anonymity

Investigations into the historical #hackeo a Bitget, valued at 387.5 million dollars, have taken a critical turn after sophisticated evasion movements were detected on the blockchain. The attacker has begun routing the funds into advanced privacy mechanisms to break the traceability of on-chain analysts.

Infiltration in Zcash’s blind zone: Between 08:15 and 08:46 UTC on September 30, 2026, the attacker transferred 2.746 #zec }(approximately 3.9 million dollars) to Ironwood, the new protected fund/pool (shielded pool) of #Zcash

Operation structure (Mapping by ZachXBT / TRM Labs)

Blockchain investigator ZachXBT was the first to raise the alarm about the scheme.
The main wallet identified by Bitget after the September 24 breach held nearly 18.917 ZEC.
The funds were split through two intermediary addresses (t1Syhm...Lia5 and t1gNZp...FgXg) into three coordinated deposits before entering the private pool.

The technical challenge for investigators: Unlike public transactions where flows are visible end-to-end, Zcash’s shielded system hides the sender, the recipient, and the internal balances. Although entry into the Ironwood pool is traceable, the accounting trail is completely lost inside the system until the funds decide to exit to a public address.

Diversification of money-laundering routes: Deposits in Zcash account for roughly 15% of the total stolen ZEC. Previously, intelligence-gathering signature analyses traced the conversion of 6.3 million dollars from Ether to Bitcoin using the decentralized THORChain protocol, combining transparent cross-chain methods with tightly controlled privacy protocols.
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From a penny test to a $388 million raid The anatomy of the bold #hackeo a Bitget 30 minutes in the dark: how a "Zero-Day" vulnerability enabled the theft of millions at Bitget The attack began at 18:31 UTC with two micro-transfers (0.184 ETH and 193 TRX). Since the amounts were insignificant, they did not trigger the exchange’s risk protocols, giving the attacker a green light to proceed. The massive drain: Just 30 minutes after the test, the #Hacker ejecuted 17 high-volume transactions across multiple networks (#Ethereum , #xrp , #Zcash , BNB Chain, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism, and Avalanche), extracting $361 million in just over an hour. Attack engineering (Zero-Day): Bitget’s cold wallets and private keys were not compromised. The hacker exploited a zero-day vulnerability in a third-party security product, allowing them to inject fraudulent withdrawal commands directly into the internal system and then erase their computer tracks. Response and containment: The platform’s reconciliation system detected the anomaly only seven minutes after the first major withdrawal, enabling a global withdrawals freeze and stopping the bleeding. No impact for users: Gracy Chen (CEO) confirmed that the losses will be fully covered by the User Protection Fund, valued at $465 million. Bitget will replenish this fund in less than a week using its corporate reserves, which exceed $1.4 billion. "It’s serious, but not existential," Chen said. Operational restoration and investigation: Bitcoin withdrawals have already resumed (processing more than 3,000 BTC in the first hour), and ETH withdrawals will resume on September 29. Forensic firms such as Mandiant and SlowMist are investigating, and Bitget’s directive says they already have the suspected group in their sights. $XRP {future}(XRPUSDT) $ZEC {future}(ZECUSDT) $BNB {future}(BNBUSDT)
From a penny test to a $388 million raid
The anatomy of the bold #hackeo a Bitget

30 minutes in the dark: how a "Zero-Day" vulnerability enabled the theft of millions at Bitget

The attack began at 18:31 UTC with two micro-transfers (0.184 ETH and 193 TRX). Since the amounts were insignificant, they did not trigger the exchange’s risk protocols, giving the attacker a green light to proceed.

The massive drain: Just 30 minutes after the test, the #Hacker ejecuted 17 high-volume transactions across multiple networks (#Ethereum , #xrp , #Zcash , BNB Chain, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism, and Avalanche), extracting $361 million in just over an hour.

Attack engineering (Zero-Day): Bitget’s cold wallets and private keys were not compromised. The hacker exploited a zero-day vulnerability in a third-party security product, allowing them to inject fraudulent withdrawal commands directly into the internal system and then erase their computer tracks.

Response and containment: The platform’s reconciliation system detected the anomaly only seven minutes after the first major withdrawal, enabling a global withdrawals freeze and stopping the bleeding.

No impact for users: Gracy Chen (CEO) confirmed that the losses will be fully covered by the User Protection Fund, valued at $465 million. Bitget will replenish this fund in less than a week using its corporate reserves, which exceed $1.4 billion. "It’s serious, but not existential," Chen said.

Operational restoration and investigation: Bitcoin withdrawals have already resumed (processing more than 3,000 BTC in the first hour), and ETH withdrawals will resume on September 29. Forensic firms such as Mandiant and SlowMist are investigating, and Bitget’s directive says they already have the suspected group in their sights.
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Bitget Exploited for $351.6M: What It Means for Everyday Traders On September 24, Bitget reported unauthorized transfers totaling approximately $351.6 million from a subset of its hot and warm wallet infrastructure. The exchange stated that cold storage reserves remain unaffected and that user losses will be fully covered by its Protection Fund. Withdrawals have been temporarily suspended. The incident draws inevitable parallels to FTX, where operational distress in 2022 resulted in halted withdrawals and subsequent regulatory findings of commingled customer assets. The takeaways for risk management remain clear: Exchanges Are Execution Venues, Not Vaults: Centralized exchanges should be utilized strictly as tools for trading and liquidity, not for long-term capital storage. Active Profit Extraction: While actively trading major assets like $BTC , ETH, $BNB , XRP, or $SOL , realized gains should be systematically withdrawn to self-custodial wallets or alternative secure storage setups. Custody Principle: Capital idle on an exchange is subject to counterparty risk. Not your keys, not your coins. #Bitget #FTX #CryptoSecurity #Hacker
Bitget Exploited for $351.6M: What It Means for Everyday Traders

On September 24, Bitget reported unauthorized transfers totaling approximately $351.6 million from a subset of its hot and warm wallet infrastructure. The exchange stated that cold storage reserves remain unaffected and that user losses will be fully covered by its Protection Fund. Withdrawals have been temporarily suspended.
The incident draws inevitable parallels to FTX, where operational distress in 2022 resulted in halted withdrawals and subsequent regulatory findings of commingled customer assets.
The takeaways for risk management remain clear:
Exchanges Are Execution Venues, Not Vaults: Centralized exchanges should be utilized strictly as tools for trading and liquidity, not for long-term capital storage.
Active Profit Extraction: While actively trading major assets like $BTC , ETH, $BNB , XRP, or $SOL , realized gains should be systematically withdrawn to self-custodial wallets or alternative secure storage setups.
Custody Principle: Capital idle on an exchange is subject to counterparty risk. Not your keys, not your coins.
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🚨 $351M HIT BITGET — AND $183M IS NOW IN $ETH Bitget has confirmed approximately $351.6M in assets were affected after unauthorized transfers from parts of its hot and warm-wallet infrastructure. But the more interesting part is happening on-chain. The attacker has already converted much of the stolen EVM-chain assets into: 67,982 $ETH Worth roughly $183M at the reported valuation. That changes the story. This isn’t just a wallet-drain event anymore. It’s a massive on-chain movement that traders can actually watch in real time. The attacker has been moving across multiple networks and swapping assets into ETH, concentrating a huge amount of value into one asset. And there’s another number people shouldn’t miss: 102.93M XRP — roughly $157M at the reported valuation — was identified among the stolen assets, making XRP one of the largest individual asset components of the incident. Bitget says: • Cold wallets remain secure • User balances remain accurate • Deposits and trading continue • Withdrawals are temporarily suspended • The loss is covered by its $464M+ User Protection Fund • Law enforcement and on-chain security firms have been notified But here’s what I’m watching now 👇 67,982 ETH sitting on the other side of a hack is a number the market can’t ignore. Where does it move next? Does it remain in ETH? Does the attacker bridge it again? Does liquidity get fragmented across new wallets? Or do exchanges/security firms manage to freeze part of the remaining assets? The wallet trail may become the next major story. Follow the addresses, not the headlines. 👀 #ETH #Bidget #Hacker #Ethereum {future}(ETHUSDT)
🚨 $351M HIT BITGET — AND $183M IS NOW IN $ETH

Bitget has confirmed approximately $351.6M in assets were affected after unauthorized transfers from parts of its hot and warm-wallet infrastructure.

But the more interesting part is happening on-chain.

The attacker has already converted much of the stolen EVM-chain assets into:

67,982 $ETH

Worth roughly $183M at the reported valuation.

That changes the story.

This isn’t just a wallet-drain event anymore.

It’s a massive on-chain movement that traders can actually watch in real time.

The attacker has been moving across multiple networks and swapping assets into ETH, concentrating a huge amount of value into one asset.

And there’s another number people shouldn’t miss:

102.93M XRP — roughly $157M at the reported valuation — was identified among the stolen assets, making XRP one of the largest individual asset components of the incident.

Bitget says:

• Cold wallets remain secure
• User balances remain accurate
• Deposits and trading continue
• Withdrawals are temporarily suspended
• The loss is covered by its $464M+ User Protection Fund
• Law enforcement and on-chain security firms have been notified

But here’s what I’m watching now 👇

67,982 ETH sitting on the other side of a hack is a number the market can’t ignore.

Where does it move next?

Does it remain in ETH?

Does the attacker bridge it again?

Does liquidity get fragmented across new wallets?

Or do exchanges/security firms manage to freeze part of the remaining assets?

The wallet trail may become the next major story.

Follow the addresses, not the headlines. 👀

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️ Important warning for cryptocurrency holders 😱 Hackers managed to steal 593 BTC (around $39 million) from Coldcard Mk3 cold wallets. The reason is a flaw related to the process of generating the seed phrase, which allowed the private keys to be derived and the funds to be accessed.$BNB 🔐 Always make sure to use trusted cold wallets with a strong track record and that have been tested over time. #HackerAlert #Hacker #BTC $BTC {future}(BNBUSDT) {future}(BTCUSDT)
️ Important warning for cryptocurrency holders 😱

Hackers managed to steal 593 BTC (around $39 million) from Coldcard Mk3 cold wallets.

The reason is a flaw related to the process of generating the seed phrase, which allowed the private keys to be derived and the funds to be accessed.$BNB

🔐 Always make sure to use trusted cold wallets with a strong track record and that have been tested over time.

#HackerAlert #Hacker #BTC
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A NOTE for holders 😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱 😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱 Hackers managed to steal 593 BTC (approximately $39 million) from Coldcard Mk3 cold wallets. The cause was a bug related to seed phrase generation that allowed private keys to be derived. Choose cold wallets that are well-established and time-tested. #HackerAlert #Hacker #BTC $BTC {future}(BTCUSDT) $BNB {future}(BNBUSDT)
A NOTE for holders

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Hackers managed to steal 593 BTC (approximately $39 million) from Coldcard Mk3 cold wallets.

The cause was a bug related to seed phrase generation that allowed private keys to be derived.

Choose cold wallets that are well-established and time-tested.

#HackerAlert #Hacker #BTC
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🔥The stolen Bitcoins from the Cold Card case are starting to move 😕 In the last few hours, some of the #bitcoins stolen has already begun to move—related to the exploit case of #Coldcard —using a technique called “peel Chain,” routed through the Coinjoin mixer. This doesn’t look very good for those affected by this incident, because if this technique continues to be used, the chances of recovering these funds will be very difficult. According to on-chain data, #Hacker (or hackers) have already moved 64 #BTC and do so through several processes. First, they send the funds to a new address, then run the funds through a mixer (like coinjoin), then start splitting them into smaller units, and finally remix those units. They do this in order to lose traceability and withdraw the money in fiat. What has been under criticism lately is the use of the centralized coinjoin mixer, since it is known who owns it; however, they aren’t helping to freeze the funds. Why? For the person behind Coinjoin, “you can’t prove that the funds are stolen.” This argument sparked outrage within the community. If, so far, no intervention has been made and if the attacker (hacker) continues using the same technique, it’s very likely that these funds will never be recovered. How will this story end? 👉More crypto updates... Share and follow me for more 👈😎 $BTC {spot}(BTCUSDT)
🔥The stolen Bitcoins from the Cold Card case are starting to move 😕

In the last few hours, some of the #bitcoins stolen has already begun to move—related to the exploit case of #Coldcard —using a technique called “peel Chain,” routed through the Coinjoin mixer. This doesn’t look very good for those affected by this incident, because if this technique continues to be used, the chances of recovering these funds will be very difficult.

According to on-chain data, #Hacker (or hackers) have already moved 64 #BTC and do so through several processes. First, they send the funds to a new address, then run the funds through a mixer (like coinjoin), then start splitting them into smaller units, and finally remix those units. They do this in order to lose traceability and withdraw the money in fiat.

What has been under criticism lately is the use of the centralized coinjoin mixer, since it is known who owns it; however, they aren’t helping to freeze the funds. Why? For the person behind Coinjoin, “you can’t prove that the funds are stolen.” This argument sparked outrage within the community.

If, so far, no intervention has been made and if the attacker (hacker) continues using the same technique, it’s very likely that these funds will never be recovered.

How will this story end?

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⚠️ JUST IN: Bitcoin hardware wallet Coldcard has been exploited for 594.48 BTC ($38.2M) More than 500 victims who believed their Bitcoin was secure in a hardware wallet lost all of their funds overnight, with 594.48 BTC drained within just 25 minutes. The majority of the funds sit in this wallet: #arkm #Hacker @BinanceSquareCN $BTC #链上追踪
⚠️ JUST IN: Bitcoin hardware wallet Coldcard has been exploited for 594.48 BTC ($38.2M)

More than 500 victims who believed their Bitcoin was secure in a hardware wallet lost all of their funds overnight, with 594.48 BTC drained within just 25 minutes.

The majority of the funds sit in this wallet:

#arkm #Hacker @币安广场
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"Fix the error first" A #Hacker unethical person steals $320 million in #LiquidNetwork and demands a patch at #Blockstream to return the money About 4,000 #BTC were taken from the Liquid Network federation wallet. The attacker took advantage of a flaw in the Elements software to create L-BTC and route them through the SideSwap clearing service, dismissing the claim that the authorization key was compromised. “On-chain” demand: Using encrypted messages with PGP and OP_RETURN logs on the blockchain, the alleged ethical hacker promised to return most of the funds with a single condition: that Blockstream fix the vulnerability and ensure all nodes are updated before the transfer. Green light #AdamBack : Blockstream replied with a verifiable PGP signature confirming that the bridge nodes have been patched and that the network is ready to receive the capital return without risk. Freeze status: Despite the confirmation, the 4,000 BTC remains in the attacker’s wallet. As a precaution, Liquid Network keeps all operations on its bridge nodes fully suspended, pausing deposits, withdrawals, and activity on SideSwap. $BTC {future}(BTCUSDT) $XRP {future}(XRPUSDT) $SOL {future}(SOLUSDT)
"Fix the error first"
A #Hacker unethical person steals $320 million in #LiquidNetwork and demands a patch at #Blockstream to return the money

About 4,000 #BTC were taken from the Liquid Network federation wallet. The attacker took advantage of a flaw in the Elements software to create L-BTC and route them through the SideSwap clearing service, dismissing the claim that the authorization key was compromised.

“On-chain” demand: Using encrypted messages with PGP and OP_RETURN logs on the blockchain, the alleged ethical hacker promised to return most of the funds with a single condition: that Blockstream fix the vulnerability and ensure all nodes are updated before the transfer.

Green light #AdamBack : Blockstream replied with a verifiable PGP signature confirming that the bridge nodes have been patched and that the network is ready to receive the capital return without risk.

Freeze status: Despite the confirmation, the 4,000 BTC remains in the attacker’s wallet. As a precaution, Liquid Network keeps all operations on its bridge nodes fully suspended, pausing deposits, withdrawals, and activity on SideSwap.
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🚨 There's no way two hackers could pop up on the same day! $H just got 'hacked' and tanked over 80%, now it's $SAHARA 's turn to dive another 59% The crypto market has been wild lately, it seems like whenever a project is about to nosedive, there's always some story that pops up to explain the dump. 🤡 I can't tell if the hackers are just super busy or if the project teams are being too creative… What do you guys think this is: 👉 Real hack? 👉 Whales dumping their bags? 👉 Or just an old trick with a new name? #SAHARA #Binance #Crypto #Altcoin #Dump #Hacker $SAHARA {future}(SAHARAUSDT)
🚨 There's no way two hackers could pop up on the same day!

$H just got 'hacked' and tanked over 80%, now it's $SAHARA 's turn to dive another 59%

The crypto market has been wild lately, it seems like whenever a project is about to nosedive, there's always some story that pops up to explain the dump. 🤡

I can't tell if the hackers are just super busy or if the project teams are being too creative…

What do you guys think this is:
👉 Real hack?
👉 Whales dumping their bags?
👉 Or just an old trick with a new name?

#SAHARA #Binance #Crypto #Altcoin #Dump #Hacker
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HACKER, MP AND GODFATHER OF A CARDING MAFIA 👨‍💻 Odesa, an educated family: the father is the head of the Composers’ Union. In 2001, Dmitry Golubov himself launches CarderPlanet.com—a forum for trading clones of Visa and Mastercard; the domain is registered in Madagascar. Seven hundred members, $11 million siphoned from banks. The WSJ dubbed him the “godfather of hacker mafia.” An arrest in 2005 is cinematic: he burns documents while neighbors call the fire department. The result—five months in pretrial detention, a ridiculous bail set by two MPs, Visa and Mastercard weren’t allowed into the lawsuit, and the case was closed for lack of evidence. Instead of Montenegro, he creates an Internet Party with Darth Vader in a campaign video. By 2014, he’s already a People’s Deputy from the Poroshenko Bloc. In the Verkhovna Rada, he pushes a law on the right to shut down unwanted websites. Comments are unnecessary. According to #BitcoinMagazineUkraine—he’s among the top three largest holders of #Bitcoin among Ukrainian public figures. The forum has moved to parliament, but the habits haven’t 😏 #Crypto #Hacker Follow along—things like this happen here every day 🔔
HACKER, MP AND GODFATHER OF A CARDING MAFIA 👨‍💻

Odesa, an educated family: the father is the head of the Composers’ Union. In 2001, Dmitry Golubov himself launches CarderPlanet.com—a forum for trading clones of Visa and Mastercard; the domain is registered in Madagascar. Seven hundred members, $11 million siphoned from banks. The WSJ dubbed him the “godfather of hacker mafia.”

An arrest in 2005 is cinematic: he burns documents while neighbors call the fire department. The result—five months in pretrial detention, a ridiculous bail set by two MPs, Visa and Mastercard weren’t allowed into the lawsuit, and the case was closed for lack of evidence.

Instead of Montenegro, he creates an Internet Party with Darth Vader in a campaign video. By 2014, he’s already a People’s Deputy from the Poroshenko Bloc. In the Verkhovna Rada, he pushes a law on the right to shut down unwanted websites. Comments are unnecessary.

According to #BitcoinMagazineUkraine—he’s among the top three largest holders of #Bitcoin among Ukrainian public figures. The forum has moved to parliament, but the habits haven’t 😏

#Crypto #Hacker

Follow along—things like this happen here every day 🔔
#Hacker 1 On November 21 at 9 PM, 300,000 was sent to today's 3.2 million, an increase of over 1000%. It's rare to catch the first 10x of the SOL chain, satisfying. Don't be biased; go where the money is made. If you're biased, you definitely won't make money. @binancezh Follow the Web3 Koi Diary, the coins you buy will increase tenfold.
#Hacker 1 On November 21 at 9 PM, 300,000 was sent to today's 3.2 million, an increase of over 1000%.

It's rare to catch the first 10x of the SOL chain, satisfying. Don't be biased; go where the money is made. If you're biased, you definitely won't make money.

@币安Binance华语

Follow the Web3 Koi Diary, the coins you buy will increase tenfold.
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A serious reminder for anyone holding Bitcoin. Around 593 BTC (about $39 million) was reportedly stolen from Coldcard Mk3 wallets after attackers exploited a flaw in how some seed phrases were generated. Instead of breaking the wallet itself, they were able to recreate vulnerable private keys from weak seed generation. This is a reminder that even hardware wallets are not perfect. Security depends on both the device and how your seed is created. A trusted, well-tested wallet with a strong setup is always a better choice than chasing the newest option. Protect your keys. Your security is your responsibility. #HackerAlert #Hacker #BTC #Binance #crypto $BTC {spot}(BTCUSDT) $BNB {spot}(BNBUSDT)
A serious reminder for anyone holding Bitcoin.

Around 593 BTC (about $39 million) was reportedly stolen from Coldcard Mk3 wallets after attackers exploited a flaw in how some seed phrases were generated. Instead of breaking the wallet itself, they were able to recreate vulnerable private keys from weak seed generation.

This is a reminder that even hardware wallets are not perfect. Security depends on both the device and how your seed is created.

A trusted, well-tested wallet with a strong setup is always a better choice than chasing the newest option.

Protect your keys. Your security is your responsibility.

#HackerAlert #Hacker #BTC #Binance #crypto

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🚨 EPIC RUG PULL #SLINK collapses from $80M to zero after the hack of the couple #ElonMusk A #Hacker took control of Shivon Zilis's X account to promote the $SLINK memecoin, using a fake narrative about Neuralink to give it credibility. The FOMO Catalyst: A quick reply from Elon #Musk with the 💯 emoji was enough to light the fuse. The market assumed official validation, unleashing a massive absorption of liquidity across the entire ecosystem. The Technical Massacre: the market cap jumped from zero to a peak of 80 million dollars. However, as soon as the tweet was deleted and the hack was confirmed, insiders and bots dumped their wallets. The chart turned into the classic "death candle," destroying millions of dollars in a matter of minutes and leaving the market cap languishing near $1.4M. The Market Hangover: Traders who bought at the top were left as exit liquidity. Now, between panic and despair, the community hopes they organize a CTO, because they know a miraculous refund is unlikely to happen. #CryptoNews $HOODB {spot}(HOODBUSDT) $HOOD {future}(HOODUSDT) $SOL {future}(SOLUSDT)
🚨 EPIC RUG PULL
#SLINK collapses from $80M to zero after the hack of the couple #ElonMusk

A #Hacker took control of Shivon Zilis's X account to promote the $SLINK memecoin, using a fake narrative about Neuralink to give it credibility.

The FOMO Catalyst: A quick reply from Elon #Musk with the 💯 emoji was enough to light the fuse. The market assumed official validation, unleashing a massive absorption of liquidity across the entire ecosystem.

The Technical Massacre: the market cap jumped from zero to a peak of 80 million dollars. However, as soon as the tweet was deleted and the hack was confirmed, insiders and bots dumped their wallets. The chart turned into the classic "death candle," destroying millions of dollars in a matter of minutes and leaving the market cap languishing near $1.4M.

The Market Hangover: Traders who bought at the top were left as exit liquidity. Now, between panic and despair, the community hopes they organize a CTO, because they know a miraculous refund is unlikely to happen.
#CryptoNews
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{spot}(BTCUSDT) $BTC #Noticias #Hacker 🤖 💳 robo #USD 200.000 💰💲 in cryptocurrencies from a Grok wallet The attacker used 📲 #código #morse to inject💉 a transfer order 💱 through Bankr, an AI agent of the Base network 🛜 that executed the operation.🧑‍🔧 The stolen funds 💰 were in a Grok wallet✨ on Base, which was accumulating fees 📊💵 from the #DRB token This is the second attack 💥 of the same type ☠️ in two months against the Grok-Bankr integration.🏧 🏦
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200.000 💰💲 in cryptocurrencies from a Grok wallet

The attacker used 📲 #código #morse to inject💉 a transfer order 💱 through Bankr, an AI agent of the Base network 🛜 that executed the operation.🧑‍🔧
The stolen funds 💰 were in a Grok wallet✨ on Base, which was accumulating fees 📊💵 from the #DRB token

This is the second attack 💥 of the same type ☠️ in two months against the Grok-Bankr integration.🏧 🏦
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🔥Hacker returns funds after exploiting a protocol 👀 A #Hacker decided to return money from a protocol that had been compromised. According to the team at Renegade.fi, a white hat hacker returned around $190,000 after bypassing the protocol's security. This return was made following specific instructions. A new attack on a protocol. On Sunday, the on-chain analytics platform Blockaid highlighted an exploit of $209,000. A hacker injected malicious logic into a faulty function linked to their dark pool V1 of #Arbitrum to siphon off 27 ERC-20 tokens. After the Renegade team realized this, they sent an on-chain message to the hacker. In this message, they asked the hacker to return 90% of the funds and keep the remaining 10% as a “white hat reward” to avoid charges. According to data from the block explorer, within 45 minutes the hacker returned the funds and stated that they had exploited the protocol to protect users #defi . Furthermore, they also urged Renegade to strengthen their security measures. Do you believe in the security of DeFi protocols? 👉More crypto updates ... Share and follow me for more 👈😎 $USDC {spot}(USDCUSDT)
🔥Hacker returns funds after exploiting a protocol 👀

A #Hacker decided to return money from a protocol that had been compromised. According to the team at Renegade.fi, a white hat hacker returned around $190,000 after bypassing the protocol's security. This return was made following specific instructions.

A new attack on a protocol. On Sunday, the on-chain analytics platform Blockaid highlighted an exploit of $209,000. A hacker injected malicious logic into a faulty function linked to their dark pool V1 of #Arbitrum to siphon off 27 ERC-20 tokens.

After the Renegade team realized this, they sent an on-chain message to the hacker. In this message, they asked the hacker to return 90% of the funds and keep the remaining 10% as a “white hat reward” to avoid charges.

According to data from the block explorer, within 45 minutes the hacker returned the funds and stated that they had exploited the protocol to protect users #defi . Furthermore, they also urged Renegade to strengthen their security measures.

Do you believe in the security of DeFi protocols?

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"The ecosystem's original sin"The #exploit of $130M in #Coldcard exposes the lethal danger of private keys Not even the most hardened 'cold wallets' are safe from the new wave of cyberattacks. The millionaire hack of Coldcard reopens an existential debate in the industry. Does single private-key-based custody remain a viable model, or is it a systemic risk on the verge of collapsing with the arrival of Artificial Intelligence? The CEO of Blockaid, Ido Ben-Natan, warned that the recent security breach in Coldcard has exposed the most serious structural flaw in cryptocurrencies: absolute dependence on private keys. By acting as a single, unsupported access point, any failure in their generation or storage turns the key into a single point of failure (single point of failure).

"The ecosystem's original sin"

The #exploit of $130M in #Coldcard exposes the lethal danger of private keys
Not even the most hardened 'cold wallets' are safe from the new wave of cyberattacks. The millionaire hack of Coldcard reopens an existential debate in the industry. Does single private-key-based custody remain a viable model, or is it a systemic risk on the verge of collapsing with the arrival of Artificial Intelligence?
The CEO of Blockaid, Ido Ben-Natan, warned that the recent security breach in Coldcard has exposed the most serious structural flaw in cryptocurrencies: absolute dependence on private keys. By acting as a single, unsupported access point, any failure in their generation or storage turns the key into a single point of failure (single point of failure).
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