ETH breaks through the $3300 mark

On chain data shows that Uniswap completed the destruction of 100 million UNI at 4:30 am today (UTC+8), with a total value of approximately 596 million US dollars, and the destruction funds came from Uniswap's treasury. According to the previously approved cost destruction proposal, the subsequent fees charged by Uniswap will also be used to destroy UNI. (Ashes)

[Newly Created Wallet Receives 24,001 ZEC from Binance] According to Onchain Lens monitoring, 9 hours ago, a newly created wallet (t1KtX...THZy) received 24,001 ZEC from Binance, valued at $12.3 million.

[Trust Wallet Initiates $7 Million Compensation Process in Response to Security Incident] Trust Wallet has initiated a compensation process for victims of a security incident involving its Chrome browser extension. The incident, caused by malicious code in version 2.68 of the software, resulted in the theft of approximately $7 million worth of assets, including Bitcoin, ETH, SOL, and others. Trust Wallet CEO Eowyn Chen stated that leaked Chrome Web Store API keys allowed attackers to bypass internal release checks and publish a malicious update. Monitoring by PeckShield revealed that over $4 million of the stolen funds were transferred to centralized exchanges such as ChangeNOW, FixedFloat, and KuCoin. Binance founder CZ confirmed that Trust Wallet will cover the entire $7 million loss, and affected users are required to submit an application form through the official portal.

[Flow Hacked, $3.9 Million Lost, User Deposits Unaffected] The Flow Foundation announced that on December 27, attackers exploited a vulnerability in the Flow execution layer to transfer approximately $3.9 million worth of assets out of the network before validators could coordinate to halt operations. This incident did not impact existing user balances, and all user deposits remain unaffected. A protocol fix has been developed and released, and node operators are coordinating to deploy the upgrade. The network will roll back to a checkpoint prior to the exploit to remove unauthorized transactions.

[Flow Execution Layer Attacked, Approximately $3.9 Million in Assets Drained] Flow's official account stated on the X platform that on December 27, 2025, attackers exploited a vulnerability in the Flow execution layer to transfer approximately $3.9 million in assets before the network shutdown. Existing user balances were not accessed, and user deposits remain secure. The funds were primarily drained through bridges such as Celer, Debridge, Relay, and Stargate. The attacker's wallet has been identified and flagged, and their laundering activities via Thorchain and Chainflip are being tracked in real-time. The Flow Foundation has submitted freeze requests to Circle, Tether, and major exchanges. The network has been halted to cut off exit routes, and a fix is in the final stages of validation, with a target restart time of 4 to 6 hours. FindLabs has released forensic data, including transaction hashes and the attacker's Ethereum wallet address.