SUPERFORTUNE AI investigates GUA security incident

According to cryptocurrency analyst Ai Yi @ ai_9684xtpa monitoring, Ma Ji was cleared of 5950 ETH long orders 20 minutes ago, resulting in a loss of approximately $555000 this time. The cumulative loss of the entire ETH long trading round is approximately $1.09 million. Ai Auntie said that this is Ma Ji's brother triggering liquidation again after 10 days, with a loss of about 467000 US dollars last time. The data shows that its cumulative loss in the past 30 days has reached 4.01 million US dollars.

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According to the Korea Economic Daily, the National Police Agency of South Korea has established a cryptocurrency money laundering crackdown team, led by the head of the Economic Crime Investigation Division and involving multiple departments. The police stated that Tether has been used for illegal money laundering and unregistered virtual asset exchange merchants have spread in Seoul. The police plan to classify money laundering as a separate charge and investigate unregistered service providers under the Specific Financial Information Act. In addition, the police allocated 100 million Korean won for cryptocurrency tracking training. Some bank accounts associated with domestic exchanges are suspected of being used for money laundering due to the daily deposit limit increasing from 5 million Korean won to 500 million Korean won.

In the past hour, the cryptocurrency market has experienced a liquidation amount of $240 million, with long positions accounting for $234 million. （Cointelegraph）

According to Digital Asset, WeHub, the holding company of the largest shareholder of the Busan Digital Asset Exchange in South Korea, will acquire the cryptocurrency exchange Flybit to expand its virtual asset market. WeHub and its largest shareholder, JM Coffee Group Chairman Yang Jae seok, have agreed to the transaction for an undisclosed amount. After the acquisition, WeHub will hold 40% of Flybit's shares, Yang Jae seok will hold 25%, and Flybit CEO Kim Seok jin will retain 15%. Flybit's market share has declined due to the lack of a real name account in Korean won.