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On December 25, 2025 (Christmas), the Trust Wallet browser extension suffered a massive security breach that led to the theft of over 7 million dollars from hundreds of users within minutes.
The breach affected only version 2.68, while Trust Wallet issued an urgent security update to version 2.69, confirming that the mobile application was unaffected.
📍Binance founder, CZ, officially confirmed that Trust Wallet was hacked, and 7 million dollars were stolen. He clarified that Trust Wallet will cover the full amount and restore the rights of affected users, so their losses will be fully compensated.

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In the past few hours, images and rumors have spread on social media claiming that Bitcoin suddenly crashed to a level of $24,000, linking the event to massive fund movements from Wintermute to the Binance platform.
But the truth is much simpler and calmer than what was portrayed.
What happened was not a real crash in the price of Bitcoin, but a fleeting wick caused by a liquidity issue on a specific trading pair within a single platform. The real price of Bitcoin in the spot market did not reach this level, and this drop did not appear on the other major platforms.

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The cryptocurrency market is witnessing an important event next week, as Bitcoin options contracts worth approximately $23.6 billion will expire on Friday. These contracts represent traders' bets on the direction of Bitcoin's price over a specified time period, either upward through CALL contracts or downward through PUT contracts.
The expiration of a large amount of these contracts in one day often leads to increased volatility in the price. As the expiration date approaches, traders and institutions begin to close or adjust their positions, which drives strong movements in the market. This behavior is related to what is known as the Max Pain level, which is the price at which most option holders lose, so some influential parties sometimes try to push the price towards it.

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In the world of cryptocurrencies, a simple mistake can destroy a whole fortune. A real incident that occurred recently reveals how dangerous it is to rely on copy and paste when dealing with wallet addresses.
How did the disaster happen?
A blockchain analyst discovered that a user lost nearly 50 million dollars in USDT after copying a wrong wallet address without verifying it.