Event sequence: After successfully testing the transfer, a certain whale address copied the address from the "most recent transaction" and mistakenly transferred 50 million USDT to the phishing address. Later, it was found that the two addresses only had the same "beginning and end". Previously, we also encountered the same 'similar address phishing incident', for which OKX Wallet had already completed a targeted security capability upgrade a year ago. Including similar address reminders, transaction risk markers, high-risk transfer interception and alerts, and automatic hiding in conjunction with garbage airdrops to expose and block related risks in advance. Risk Reminder: Successful testing does not necessarily mean address security Verify the address, don't just look at one or two characters Familiarity is often a source of risk. Join OKX Boost binding and enjoy 20%: https://web3.okx.com/ul/joindex?ref=AICOIN88 OKX Wallet One wallet for easy storage, trading, and management of all your digital assets

[A Wallet Grows Assets to $133,000 Trading ETH on Lighter in Two Months] According to MLM data monitoring, a wallet deposited 5,000 USDC into Lighter two months ago (October 24) and has grown its assets to approximately $133,000 solely by trading ETH, achieving a return rate of about +2,560% (an increase of approximately 26.6 times). Over the past 7 days, this address accounted for approximately 59% of the ETHUSD taker trading volume on Lighter ($1.72 billion) and about 9% of the total number of ETHUSD taker trades (approximately 115,000 trades). Based on Lighter's API and blockchain explorer data, the account conducts transactions with zero fees and has no other funds transferred in or deposited aside from the initial $5,000. It profits through taker algorithmic trading but does not constitute wash trading behavior.

[Democratic Representative Maxine Waters Demands SEC Chair Attend Hearing to Explain Crypto Policies] Democratic Representative Maxine Waters has criticized U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chair Paul Atkins' regulatory policies on crypto assets and has called for a hearing. In a letter to House Financial Services Committee Republican Chair French Hill, Waters pointed out that the SEC has recently terminated or paused several significant enforcement cases against the crypto industry, including those involving Coinbase, Binance, and Justin Sun, and questioned the role of Atkins' team in the settlements of these cases. She argued that the SEC's advancement of policies through staff statements might circumvent the Administrative Procedure Act, undermining public input and Congressional oversight. Waters has demanded that Atkins attend a hearing to provide an explanation.

[Framework Ventures Co-Founder Predicts a Decline in Token Issuance by 2026] Framework Ventures co-founder Vance Spencer posted on the X platform, stating that 2025 could be a pivotal year for the continued development of the crypto industry. The industry has moved past memecoins, NFTs, low-liquidity/high fully diluted valuation tokens, and consumer-focused projects. He predicts that the number of token issuances will significantly decrease by 2026, with the market focusing on mainstream assets like BTC and ETH, as well as DeFi blue chips with reasonable value capture mechanisms. Institutional bidding may exceed expectations. Future priorities will center on stablecoins, RWA (real-world assets), lending capital markets, and asset management, addressing industry issues by reducing redundant operations, improving quality, and enhancing compliance. The current outlook is bullish, but opportunities for growth and exits are highly concentrated.

Russian banking giant Alfa Bank has now allowed its 40 million customers to buy and sell Bitcoin, with no specific timeline mentioned. （The Bitcoin Historian）