ETH falls below the $1900 mark

USDC deposits on the Morpho protocol reached a record high of $4.1 billion.

Amundi, Europe's largest asset manager, has launched a tokenized stock index fund on Ethereum. (Watcher.Guru)

Chainalysis claims that hackers used "offensive agent technology" to expose all users' names, usernames, password hashes, and valid tokens, and that some customers' KYT accounts were suspected of being accessed without authorization. Chainalysis has taken its transaction monitoring tools, address screening, and investigation platform offline and has asked all users to reset their passwords and rotate their API keys. Japanese exchange Coincheck has suspended cryptocurrency withdrawals due to a malfunction in its external on-chain analytics service, while ICONOMI has also suspended withdrawals citing a Chainalysis service issue.

[Amundi Launches Tokenized Shares of STOXX Europe 600 on Ethereum] European asset manager Amundi has launched tokenized shares of its STOXX Europe 600 equity index fund on Ethereum, expanding its blockchain investment offerings beyond money market funds. These shares are issued in partnership with European asset servicing company CACEIS, while the fund itself is still offered through traditional investment channels. The fund tracks an index covering 600 companies in developed European markets. Amundi plans to develop more tokenized funds for institutional clients and digital platforms.

[Blockaid Discloses Correctness Vulnerability in Reth Client; No Losses Reported] Blockaid has disclosed a correctness vulnerability in its Reth execution client and related clients such as op-reth. This vulnerability causes some nodes in certain blocks to calculate incorrect state roots. No losses have been reported so far. Gauntlet has restricted V1 treasury deposits and suspended asset allocation for some OP Stack chains reporting the op-reth vulnerability.