๐Ÿšจ A state-backed hacker causes a 420% surge in on-chain malware ๐Ÿง 

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- A Chainalysis report says hackers linked to North Korea used Tron, Aptos, and BNB Chain to maintain malicious software infrastructure.
- At the same time, suspected Iran-linked actors embedded instructions in Bitcoin transactions, driving a 420% increase in on-chain malware.
- The malware activity is concentrated on cross-chain contracts and smart contract platforms, increasing overall security risk.
- Regulators are stepping up monitoring of related on-chain activity. ๐Ÿ”ฅ

- Given the malware surge, in the short term Bitcoin and related tokens may face sell-pressure, and prices are expected to trend downward.
- Rising market panic could intensify volatility, and whales may redistribute holdings or accumulate at low levels.
- If regulation tightens further, on-chain transaction volume may decline, leading to liquidity constraints.
- Investors should watch how on-chain security incidents transmit to sentiment; the near-term outlook is expected to be choppy with a bearish bias.

- What impact do you think stronger regulation will have on the on-chain malware trend?

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