Express News | A Ledger user had 7 million USDT stolen after depositing them, potentially marking the largest single loss in this incident.

On October 9, monitoring by Lookonchain revealed that funds belonging to some users who purchased Ledger hardware wallets were stolen. The affected devices were all bought from the distributor CryptoBillis, with reported total losses approaching $90 million. Among them, a user with the address labeled TY24Ya had purchased the device three weeks prior and deposited 7 million USDT into it. However, approximately 10 hours ago, these funds were entirely stolen, potentially representing the largest single loss in this incident.

LatestOct 9 23:48

Express News | MistTrack: Tether Has Frozen Funds in Addresses Linked to Ledger User Theft Incident

On October 9, MistTrack monitoring revealed that Tether has frozen a significant amount of USDT in certain addresses linked to the theft of funds from Ledger users. Losses from the incident have approached $90 million. It is reported that some affected users have contacted MistTrack for assistance, and its team is following up. Previously, Ledger stated it was investigating the theft of user funds related to its Southeast Asian distributor, CryptoBillis.

LatestOct 9 23:47

OpenAI's Mathematical Breakthrough Shocks Crypto Community: Will a Cryptography Crisis Unfold Before the Quantum Era?

①This week, OpenAI made the sensational announcement of publicly releasing hundreds of AI-related mathematical findings at once, sending shockwaves through the global mathematics community and leaving the cryptocurrency industry on edge… ②Justin Drake, a researcher at the Ethereum blockchain platform, stated on the social media platform X that those holding digital currencies should prepare to enter "bunker mode" and transfer their funds to new wallet addresses.

cls.cnOct 9 14:47

Decrypt Money Accounts on Solana to Power The Information Exchange

DecryptOct 8 23:42

EU Securities Regulator Gives Crypto Platforms 3 Months to Remove Unauthorized Stablecoins

ESMA said authorized platforms must block new access to stablecoins that fail to meet MiCA rules, while national authorities oversee existing customer holdings.

CoinDeskOct 8 23:23

Express News | The U.S. government continues to transfer large volumes of crypto assets in the early hours, with cumulative transfers of tokens worth $670 million over the past 32 hours.

On October 8, according to monitoring by Ember, U.S. government addresses continued to transfer 5,382.1 BTC (worth $448 million) to Coinbase Prime between last night and early this morning. Over the past 32 hours, from early yesterday morning to the present, they have cumulatively transferred tokens worth $670 million, including: 6,215.7 BTC ($520 million); 119 million USDT; and 40,285 BNB ($31.63 million). All of the BTC and USDT were transferred to Coinbase Prime.

LatestOct 8 08:26