[Balancer v2 Pool Vulnerability Attack Discovered, Team Investigating with High Priority] The Balancer team has identified a vulnerability attack that may affect Balancer v2 pools. Their engineering and security teams are investigating this incident with high priority and will share verified updates and follow-up measures once more information is obtained.

[Zhao Changpeng: Giggle Token is not officially issued by Giggle Academy] Zhao Changpeng stated that the Giggle Token was not officially issued by Giggle Academy, and he is unaware of the issuer of the token. Regarding Binance donating 50% of Giggle Fund transaction fees to charity, Zhao Changpeng expressed that he is pleased to see the token receiving substantial donations and is not surprised that Binance donated the transaction fees.

[Balancer Offers 20% of Stolen Assets as White Hat Reward, Limited to 48 Hours] Balancer announced via an on-chain notice that it will pay 20% of the stolen assets as a white hat reward to recover the stolen assets. This bounty is valid for 48 hours.

[Lido Withdraws Unaffected Balancer Positions, User Funds Are Safe] On November 3, Lido stated that certain Balancer V2 pools were attacked, but the Lido protocol was not affected, and all user funds are safe. As a precaution, the Lido GGV management team Veda has withdrawn unaffected Balancer positions, and all Lido Earn funds remain secure.

[Zerohash Obtains EU MiCA License, Expands Crypto Services in Europe] Stablecoin company Zerohash's European subsidiary announced that it has obtained a license under the EU's Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) framework from the Netherlands Authority for the Financial Markets (AFM). This move enables Zerohash to provide stablecoin and other crypto asset services to banking institutions, fintech companies, and payment platforms across 30 countries within the European Economic Area (EEA). The AFM's official registry shows that Zerohash is registered as a Crypto Asset Service Provider (CASP), supporting tokenized assets, stablecoins, and blockchain-based financial products. Earlier reports indicated that Mastercard plans to acquire Zerohash for up to $2 billion.