WEEX co-founder and Chief Security Officer (CSO) Ethan posted on social media to remind that there has been a significant increase in security risks recently, with criminals impersonating investors, partners, or well-known KOLs to carry out targeted fraud against project parties and industry practitioners under the guise of cooperation, investment, or resource docking. Ethan stated that such attacks are often not simply phishing links, but rather induced through long-term communication, identity disguise, and social trust, ultimately leading victims to execute files, access specific pages, perform signature authorization, or leak internal information. He reminded project parties and practitioners that multiple verifications must be conducted before any operations involving permissions, authorizations, documents, or funds, and security standards should not be lowered due to the other party's "identity halo". Ethan emphasized, "In the field of security, trust cannot come from titles, but only from verification." He also stated that he will not request any form of system access, file execution, or authorization through private messages or third-party channels. Details link: https://x.com/ethan_weex/status/2006002808542437607?s=20

[An Entity Received a $26 Million LIT Airdrop and Sold $7.18 Million LIT] According to MLM monitoring, an entity deposited approximately 5 million USDC into LLP about 9 months ago, distributed across 5 wallets, and received 9,999,999.60 LIT (approximately $26 million) in an airdrop. The airdrop accounted for 1% of the total token supply and about 4% of the circulating supply. Since the TGE, the entity has sold 2,760,232.88 LIT (approximately $7.18 million).

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[Zhipu AI Launches $560 Million Hong Kong IPO, Plans to List on January 8] Chinese artificial intelligence company Zhipu AI has launched its initial public offering (IPO) in Hong Kong, aiming to raise HK$4.35 billion (approximately $560 million) with an offering price of HK$116.2 per share. The company is expected to be listed on January 8, with an estimated valuation of HK$51.16 billion. Zhipu AI will become the first large language model (LLM) developer to be publicly listed in Hong Kong. Previously, it completed over RMB 8.3 billion in financing, with investors including Meituan, Alibaba, Tencent, and Xiaomi.

The bank raised its its price target on the shares to $24 from $9.50. What to know : KBW upgraded TeraWulf to outperform from market perform and lifted its price target from $9.50 to $24. The bank said AI and HPC leasing will eclipse bitcoin mining as the company's main earnings driver. Rapid EBITDA growth and valuation upside is expected as lease revenues scale.