ChainCatcher news, the Brooklyn U.S. Attorney's Office stated on April 15 that Charles O. Parks III, also known as "CP3O," defrauded two cloud computing providers out of $3.5 million and mined cryptocurrency worth $970,000, including Ethereum, Litecoin, and Monero. He used the resources of the two companies for mining without paying.The indictment alleges that he designed payments to avoid submitting reports required under federal law for transfers over $10,000. Prosecutors found that Parks repeatedly transferred $9,999 and smaller amounts from cryptocurrency exchanges to bank accounts; Parks used the proceeds to purchase luxury items, including a luxury Mercedes-Benz, jewelry, and "first-class hotel and travel expenses." He faces a maximum of 50 years in combined criminal sentences and is scheduled to appear in federal court in Omaha on April 16.

ChainCatcher message, OKX's official Twitter stated that there are intermittent connection errors with its cloud provider, affecting user experience. The OKX development team is working with the cloud provider to resolve this issue. Currently, funds are not affected and are safe.In addition, some users commented under the tweet, stating that their asset overview page in the OKX app shows assets as 0. (Source link)

链捕手消息，据 Cointelegraph 报道，三大云提供商占据了以太坊主网上 69% 的托管节点，其中超过 50% 来自亚马逊网络服务 (AWS)，超过 15% 来自 Hetzner，4.1% 来自 OVH。这可能“将以太坊暴露于中心故障点”。 此外，Ethernode 数据还显示，节点在地理上最集中在美国（46.4%）和德国（13.4%），占全球分布式以太坊节点的近 60%。（Cointelegraph）