ChainCatcher news, according to Cointelegraph, famous rapper Curtis James Jackson III, known as "50 Cent," claims that his X account and website have been hacked. The hackers used his account to promote the meme token GUNIT and conducted a sell-off, scamming $300 million from victims.It is reported that the hackers leveraged 50 Cent's large following (approximately 12.9 million fans) to attract more investors and inflate the price, then executed a rug pull.

ChainCatcher news, according to Bloomberg, the prices of the company's debts rose following the announcement that "FTX is negotiating with three bidders to restart the exchange." The distressed asset investment firm Cherokee Acquisition stated that the bids for FTX's larger debts are between 50 and 53 cents, compared to last week's bids of over 40 cents. Since FTX filed for bankruptcy last year, FTX executives have recovered about $7 billion in assets, and the prices of FTX's debts have been relatively stable and rising over the past year. Large hedge funds have also been buying and selling these debts, including rights to FTX accounts and related loss compensation.Previous report, FTX is negotiating with three bidders to restart the exchange and will make a decision by mid-December. Options include selling the entire exchange or bringing in partners to help restart the exchange. Additionally, FTX is also considering restarting its own trading platform.