AiCoin Daily (December 29th)

Address 0xA71d deposited 1.81 million USDC into HyperLiquid 8 hours ago and opened a triple long position of 500000 LIT, valued at approximately 1.83 million US dollars. （Lookonchain）

[The People's Bank of China Conducts 7-Day Reverse Repo Operation of 482.3 Billion Yuan] The People's Bank of China conducted a 7-day reverse repo operation of 482.3 billion yuan today, with both the bidding amount and the transaction amount at 482.3 billion yuan. The operation rate was 1.40%, unchanged from the previous level.

[Trust Wallet Confirms Browser Extension Security Incident Affecting 2,596 Addresses] Trust Wallet CEO Eowync.eth stated on the X platform that the browser extension v2.68 security incident has been confirmed to affect 2,596 wallet addresses. Approximately 5,000 compensation claims have been received so far, including a large number of duplicate or invalid submissions. The team is conducting cross-verification of data to confirm wallet ownership, distinguishing genuine victims from malicious submitters. Verification efforts are progressing in parallel with evidence collection and investigation. Clear judgments have been made in some cases, but the overall process is still ongoing. Eowync.eth emphasized that the investigation and compensation are the highest priorities, with updates on progress expected within the next day.

A newly created wallet withdrew 7714 ZECs worth approximately $4.12 million from Kraken 10 hours ago, without providing any further address background or historical operation information. （Lookonchain）

[Flow Foundation Confirms Exploitation of Vulnerability, Approximately $3.9 Million in Assets Outflowed] The Flow Foundation released an update stating that on December 27, 2025, attackers exploited a vulnerability in the Flow execution layer, transferring approximately $3.9 million in assets off-chain before validator coordination shutdown. The foundation emphasized that this incident did not affect user balances, and user deposits remain intact. The outflowed funds were primarily transferred via cross-chain bridges. The attacker’s address has been flagged, the laundering path is being tracked, and freeze requests have been submitted to Circle, Tether, and major exchanges. The network has been isolated, and the vulnerability fix is in the verification and deployment stage. The network will roll back to a checkpoint prior to the attack, and legitimate transactions will need to be resubmitted after the restart. The foundation has decided to extend the coordination period to ensure network-wide consensus and security. The restart time is yet to be determined, and user funds remain unaffected.