According to the popularity ranking, ZBT's popularity has increased by 190000 followers compared to yesterday, ranking first. The popularity ranking is as follows: ① ZBT （$0.1346，-11.56%） ② BEAT （$2.12，17.78%） ③ ZEC （$446.06，-0.37%） ④ LIT （$9.27，-3.94%） ⑤ ETH （$2966.52，1.29%） ZBT's main funds have strong buying power, with a net inflow of $132.53 million within 24 hours and a transaction volume of $1.572 billion within 24 hours, of which the main funds had a net inflow of $2.224 million.

[Trust Wallet Browser Extension New Version Resolves Backdoor Issue] SlowMist Cosine stated that the new version of the Trust Wallet browser extension has completely resolved the backdoor issue and removed all PostHog-related code. Previously, due to intelligence data errors, analysis mistakenly believed that PostHog had not been fully removed. Version 2.68.0 of the Trust Wallet browser extension had utilized PostHog, which contained a backdoor.

[Solana On-Chain Meme Token '67' Experiences 74% Flash Crash Due to Major Holder Sell-Off] At 9:00 AM on December 26 (UTC+8), a top-ranking address (H4s6) on the Solana chain holding Meme token '67' sold off its entire position of 20.1 million tokens in a short period, causing the price of '67' to flash crash by 74% from $0.019 to a low of $0.005. The price has since rebounded to around $0.014. The address had previously built its position at an average price of approximately $0.0246, with a total cost of $514,000, and ultimately liquidated its holdings at an average price of $0.0107, resulting in a loss of approximately $290,000, with a loss rate of 56.1%. During the sell-off, the address wiped out all buy orders within the $0.005 to $0.019 range.

[Binance Launches Alpha Airdrop at 21:00 Today, Requires 240 Points to Participate] Binance will launch the Binance Alpha Airdrop at 21:00 (UTC+8) today. Users must hold at least 240 Binance Alpha points to claim tokens on a first-come, first-served basis. The airdrop will end once the pool is depleted or the event concludes. More details to be announced.

[Trust Wallet Commits to Full Refund of $7 Million in User Assets and Releases Upgrade Guidelines] Trust Wallet's official announcement states that the security incident involving browser extension version 2.68 affected approximately $7 million in user assets. The team has committed to full compensation and will publish the refund process. The official reminder advises affected users not to activate the old version of the extension and has released an upgrade guide to version 2.69, while emphasizing the importance of avoiding non-official channel information.