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Mercado Bitcoin Announces Addresses Receiving 106.07 BTC and 2852.07 ETH in Security Incident Information Mercado Bitcoin has announced the addresses receiving Bitcoin, Ethereum-compatible networks, Solana, Stellar, and Tron related to the security incident and is working to restore operations. The disclosed Bitcoin addresses received 106.07 BTC, and the Ethereum-compatible addresses received 2852.07 ETH. These amounts do not represent the total loss from the incident. (Source: The Defiant)

Shaw, co-founder of ai16z, launched the Hyperliquid-source project on GitHub to reverse engineer Hyperliquid nodes. Currently, 44 contributors are involved, with the goal of building Hyperliquid nodes that can be compiled from source code and connected to the network. This project is independent research and not officially released by Hyperliquid; no working node has been implemented yet. Shaw previously reverse-engineered the Pump.fun contract and subsequently received a lawyer's letter from Bracket Company, the parent company of Pump.fun.

OKX Europe CEO Erald Ghoos stated that cryptocurrency users should rely on independent audits and verifiable safeguards rather than blindly trusting security, and called for shared liability in the event of account breaches.

DeFi researcher Ignas criticized the crypto industry for being dominated by legal advisors, citing Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong's view that lawyer-led companies may lose their ability to innovate. Ignas stated that KAST's points conversion scheme involved significant legal compliance investment, but user benefits were unclear, and the token failed to align with community interests. He added KAST, along with Pump, OpenSea, and MetaMask, to his list of disappointments.

In an interview with CNBC, Tom Lee stated that demand in the AI market remains strong, and the cryptocurrency market has shown resilience in the face of the $6.3 billion Binance theft, indicating that the market has bottomed out. (Source: CNBC)