Crypto KOL @sillytuna's associated address遭遇 poisoning attack, resulting in a loss of approximately $24 million

Israeli Journalist Receives Death Threats After Reporting, Are Polymarket "Bettors" Becoming Fanatics?

Israeli *Times of Israel* military reporter Emanuel Fabian recently disclosed that after reporting on an Iranian ballistic missile that struck an empty field in Beit Shemesh, a suburb of Jerusalem, he faced sustained harassment from bettors associated with Polymarket, including receiving death threats. This incident is particularly striking not only because it involves frontline war reporting and a prediction market with a funding pool exceeding $14 million, but also because it reveals an increasingly acute question: when market participants' profits begin to depend on media narratives, public information, and even violent events themselves, is the prediction market truly "price discovery," or is it creating dangerous incentives for the real world? Why did a frontline report trigger a mob of bettors? "That day, I reported on the *Times of Israel*'s live blog that the missile struck an empty field, with no

A user signed a malicious authorization transaction, resulting in approximately $280,000 in stablecoins being transferred.

Users fell victim to phishing attacks by signing malicious Permit transactions, losing approximately $280,000 in USDC and USDT to phishing attackers. The victim address is 0xB20d4Cd049B1A65Bc0475D29060Fe54fa0981607, with multiple phishing addresses involved in the incident.

Bamboo Union Gang Hongrenhuida Members Turning on Each Other! Dissatisfied with Crypto Circle Agent Job-Hopping, They Set Up a Frame to Rob 330,000 USDT, Prosecutors Seek 23 Years

The Taipei District Prosecutors Office has concluded its investigation into a robbery case. The principal suspect Li You-kuan, through a dealer who switched sides to set up and deceive the victim through fraudulent means and violent coercion, forced the victim to transfer 330,000 USDT. The prosecution has indicted 8 suspects and recommended heavy sentences. This case reflects the lack of regulation in the virtual asset market, allowing underground forces to intervene, resulting in frequent "crypto circle black-on-black" incidents.

$500 Million Vulnerability Controversy: White Hat Hacker Accuses Injective of Delayed Response and Bounty Reduction

Crypto security researcher al_f4lc0n has accused the blockchain project Injective of slow communication in handling a critical security vulnerability and disputes over the bug bounty amount. The vulnerability originates from a defect in the sub-account verification mechanism, threatening over $500 million in assets. al_f4lc0n failed to receive the deserved bounty, raising questions about Injective's security governance.

$172 Million Bitcoin Mysteriously Disappears: Surveillance Camera Steals Seed Phrase, CZ Warns of Self-Custody Security Risks

British businessman Ping Fai Yuen is suing his ex-wife for stealing his Bitcoin seed phrase and transferring assets worth approximately $172 million. The case is currently under court review, involving legal issues related to privacy surveillance and asset misappropriation. This incident highlights security vulnerabilities in the self-custody model of crypto assets.

Cryptocurrency Crime Surges in Spain's Basque Region: Fraud, Kidnapping, and Money Laundering Cases Skyrocket, Police Urgently Upgrade Tracking Systems

Cryptocurrency-related crimes are rapidly rising in Spain's Basque region, with police investigating 541 cases involving fraud, money laundering, and other offenses. Social media platform Instagram has become a major channel for scams, prompting police to establish a cross-departmental task force to address the issue. Regulatory authorities emphasize the need to enhance market transparency and user protection to balance innovation and security.