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According to on chain analyst Yu Jin's monitoring, Gate Launchpad's new project Ika (IKA) supports USD1 investment, attracting a large amount of USD1 to flow into Gate. Currently, Gate has become the second largest exchange in terms of USD1 holdings, second only to Binance. Yu Jin stated that currently the vast majority of USD1 is located on the BSC chain, with a small portion on the ETH chain. Gate currently holds approximately $170 million USD1 on the BSC chain (second to the exchange) and approximately 20 million USD1 on the ETH chain (first to the exchange), which is consistent with the current total USD1 investment of 196 million in Launchpad. It is reported that the Gate Launchpad new project is Ika (IKA), which supports users to subscribe with GT using USD1. As of now, the investment in USD1 has exceeded 196 million pieces, and the investment in GT is 5.13 million pieces ($94.1 million).  

According to Golden Finance, economists from Bank of America stated in a report that the Bank of Japan may send a signal that its stance will shift towards a less moderate stance. The market generally expects that the Bank of Japan will maintain its policy rate of 0.5% unchanged at this week's monetary policy meeting. But considering Japan's recent trade agreement with the United States, it may adopt a less moderate tone. This agreement reduces a huge uncertainty, which the Bank of Japan has pointed out as a reason for delaying tightening policies. (Golden Ten)

Upbit announced support for Optimism (OP) trading, with trading pairs including KRW, BTC, and USDT. The opening time is 16:30 Hong Kong time on July 28th. Users need to ensure that they use the Optimism network for asset transfers.

According to BlockBeats news, on July 28th, according to SlowMist Cosine, a hacker group disguised itself as recruiting and posted false job information on the V2EX platform, attracting interviewees through attractive benefits. The organization induces interviewees to develop pages based on their pre prepared malicious code repository as project templates. Once the interviewee downloads and debugs the relevant code, the computer will be implanted with malicious software, which may result in the theft of cryptocurrency assets and various account permissions. This attack exploits the trust of job seekers in technical interviews and carries out cyber attacks through seemingly normal development tasks. Job seekers should remain vigilant when participating in technical interviews and avoid running code of unknown origin on personal devices. It is recommended to use virtual machines or sandbox environments for testing.

According to Cointelegraph, cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase has sued German man Tobias Honscha in California federal court, accusing him of maliciously registering the domain coinbase. de and attempting to extort the company. Coinbase claims that Hongscha used the domain to redirect users to physical coin trading applications and profited from Coinbase affiliate marketing projects, violating the clause in the affiliate agreement that prohibits the use of the word "Coinbase" in the domain. More seriously, Coinbase accuses Honscha of threatening phishing attacks, including risks such as "unauthorized submission of identity documents, passwords, and one-time two factor authentication codes," if the company does not purchase the domain at a high price. Coinbase considers this to be a 'clear act of extortion'. In addition, the domain name is also used to operate email services, which may mislead users into thinking that they are communicating with Coinbase officials. Coinbase requests the court to order the cessation of use of the domain name, transfer ownership of the domain name, and compensate for losses.