[Fantom Foundation Has Spent Over $7 Million to Recover $200 Million Loss from Multichain] Sonic (formerly Fantom) co-founder Andre Cronje stated that the Fantom Foundation has spent over $5 million in legal fees in the United States and China to recover $200 million in assets stolen from the Multichain platform, and has allocated an additional $2 million to support related litigation. Sonic Labs has received court approval to liquidate the Multichain Foundation in order to pursue approximately $210 million in losses. The Fantom Foundation emphasized that the related legal proceedings are still actively ongoing.

[Scam Sniffer: A malicious attacker deployed a counterfeit contract highly similar to the Request Finance batch payment contract] According to a report by Jinse Finance, Scam Sniffer monitoring revealed that Request Finance issued a security alert stating, 'A malicious attacker deployed a counterfeit contract highly similar to the Request Finance batch payment contract. One of our clients was affected, but the vulnerability has now been fixed.' Possible attack vectors include: - Application vulnerabilities - Malware/browser extensions modifying transactions - Front-end tampering/DNS hijacking - Other injection methods The exact attack mechanism remains unclear. Please refer to the official report for detailed investigation results.

OKX will conduct maintenance on trading products from 2025-09-19 14:00 to 18:00 (UTC+8). Notes: - During the adjustment period, trading pairs under suspension will not support placing orders, canceling orders, adding margin, or transferring funds. - Precision adjustments may result in the cancellation of some pending orders, especially grid and Martingale strategies, which will be terminated as a result. - API users should note that orders placed with old precision after the adjustment will be truncated, and Web and App users will not be able to use the old precision to place orders.

[Coinbase Head of Research: The Era of "Easy Money" for Crypto Treasuries Is Over, Potentially Beneficial for the Crypto Market] According to a report by Jinse Finance, Coinbase stated that publicly traded companies purchasing cryptocurrencies are entering a "player vs. player" phase, where companies will compete more fiercely for investor funds. This could potentially drive up prices in the crypto market. David Duong, Coinbase's Head of Research, and researcher Colin Basco noted in a report on Wednesday: "The days of easy money and guaranteed NAV (Net Asset Value) premiums are over." They pointed out that Digital Asset Treasuries (DATs) are now in a "player vs. player" phase, where "strategically positioned participants will stand out," and they expect the crypto market to "benefit from these capital inflows, thereby boosting returns." Analysts also expressed concerns about the saturation of the market for companies purchasing crypto, suggesting that many of these companies may not survive in the long term. NYDIG stated on Friday that despite Bitcoin's rise, the value of many crypto treasury companies has still declined.

crypto experts maintain bullish outlook on bitcoin, focusing on impending Fed rate cuts and long-term structural bull run.