ChainCatcher message, the on-chain token trading platform DEXX is suspected to have been hacked, with multiple users in the community reporting that funds within the platform have been transferred out, possibly due to private key leakage. Currently, DEXX officials have not responded to this matter.According to community feedback, users are advised to transfer all tokens to a new on-chain wallet as soon as possible, and it is recommended not to exchange for SOL, as it will be instantly transferred out.

ChainCatcher news, according to Bloomberg, the lawsuit against Musk for manipulating DOGE has ended due to investors withdrawing their appeals.

ChainCatcher news, according to BusinessInsider, Elon Musk has amended the lawsuit against OpenAI to include Microsoft as a defendant, claiming that their partnership is a "de facto merger," and accusing them of anti-competitive behavior. The lawsuit also names Microsoft board member and former OpenAI board member Reid Hoffman as a defendant.

ChainCatcher news, according to Protos, the New York City Dog Mayor election has recently been disrupted by cryptocurrency speculators, leading to the withdrawal of a popular candidate. It is reported that holders of a meme coin named BERT used improper means to campaign for the candidate dog Bertram while smearing other contenders, intending to drive up the token price.The owner of candidate dog Enzo, Olivia Caputo, announced her withdrawal on social media, stating that the competition has devolved into a "catalyst for spreading hate, negative emotions, and violent threats." Caputo accused BERT coin supporters of inducing votes through payments and giveaways, suggesting in group chats that this was a "pump and dump" scheme.According to its website, the NYC Dog Mayor competition in New York "aims to create something fun and joyful for people during a time when many are struggling; to provide a unique opportunity for community development in New York City, and to present politics and civic engagement (this time) in a positive, educational, and engaging way."

ChainCatcher news, the Tongcheng City Anti-Fraud Center received a tip-off indicating that there was a large suspicious fund transaction related to fraud in the area. It is reported that the victim, Ms. Hu, met a "rich and handsome" boyfriend named Zhang online, who claimed to be working in virtual currency investment abroad, and asked her to prepare cash to hand over to a "client manager." Fortunately, the police of Tongcheng City discovered and successfully intercepted the situation in time. Upon investigation, the so-called "client manager" was actually a "cash handler" recruited by an overseas fraud group. Currently, the suspect has been criminally detained in accordance with the law for suspected fraud, and the 730,000 yuan defrauded funds have all been returned to the victim. The case is under further investigation. (Anqing Voice WeChat Official Account)

ChainCatcher news, according to Onchain Lens monitoring, a Bitcoin whale that had been dormant for 14.3 years was activated this morning. This miner accumulated 2000 BTC when Bitcoin was only worth $0.067.After so many years of holding, this wallet finally took action, transferring BTC to a new wallet, which was then dispersed into 50 different wallets. Today, the total value of these BTC has reached $176.2 million.

ChainCatcher news, according to Fox Business reporter Eleanor Terrett, 18 states in the U.S. have filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and its commissioners, accusing them of unconstitutional overreach and unfair "persecution" of the crypto industry under the leadership of SEC Chairman Gary Gensler.The lawsuit, signed by 18 Republican state attorneys general, details how the agency has engaged in "severe government overreach" through enforcement actions against the $3 trillion industry, infringing upon the states' authority to regulate their own economies.The 18 Republican state attorneys general are asking the court to declare that "digital asset transactions are not investment contracts" and to issue an order preventing the SEC from bringing future charges against "digital asset platforms that fail to register as exchanges, dealers, brokers, or clearing agencies." According to the complaint, many states have already developed their own regulatory frameworks for the crypto industry and encourage its growth.According to Nebraska Attorney General Mike Hilgers, Nebraska and Kentucky are jointly leading a coalition of 18 states challenging the Biden-Harris administration's illegal and broad regulation of cryptocurrencies. In a lawsuit filed in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Kentucky, the state attorneys general and other parties accuse the SEC of exceeding its authority.Despite the SEC and its chairman previously taking actions and making public statements, the agency has launched a regulatory offensive against crypto companies. The SEC has exceeded the authority granted by Congress, attempting to classify cryptocurrencies as investment contracts to bring them under SEC regulation.In addition to Nebraska and Kentucky, the participating states include Arkansas, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Ohio, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, and West Virginia.

ChainCatcher news, according to Forbes, several mainstream media groups in France, including "Les Echos" and "Le Parisien" owned by Europe's richest man Bernard Arnault, announced on November 13, 2024, that they are filing a joint lawsuit against the X platform. The media groups accuse the X platform of violating the EU "neighboring rights" directive by using their news content without payment.Previously, AFP also filed a similar lawsuit against X, with a court hearing scheduled for May 15, 2025. Notably, this will be the first legal confrontation between Arnault, worth $164 billion, and the current world's richest man, Elon Musk, worth $319 billion.The Paris court had requested X on May 24 to provide commercial data within two months to assess its revenue generated from media content, but X has yet to comply with this decision.

ChainCatcher news, the 2024 Hong Kong Listed Companies Development Summit Forum and the 11th "Hong Kong Stock 100" Awards Ceremony, hosted by the Hong Kong Stock 100 Research Center, will be grandly held on November 11, 2024, at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre S421. At this event, Hashkey Exchange received the "Web3 Industry Leader Award" in recognition of its outstanding contributions to promoting the development of the Web3 industry and innovation in Hong Kong's fintech sector.This award ceremony is organized by the Hong Kong Stock 100 Research Center, co-organized by Caihua News and Futu Securities, and supported by the Hong Kong Ta Kung Wen Wei Financial Public Relations Group. This award not only recognizes Hashkey Exchange's leadership position in the Web3 field but also affirms its role in promoting innovation and digital transformation in Hong Kong's financial market. The award for Hashkey Exchange also signifies the increasing influence and competitiveness of Hong Kong in the global fintech sector, while also indicating that the Hong Kong financial market is ushering in new opportunities for digital transformation.It is reported that Hashkey Exchange, as the largest licensed virtual asset exchange in Hong Kong, has surpassed HKD 6.7 billion in asset scale as of November 11, with a cumulative trading volume exceeding HKD 550 billion, and a growth scale of HKD 1.2 billion in the past 10 days.

According to ChainCatcher news, as reported by Forbes, the bankruptcy estate of FTX has initiated 23 new lawsuits against institutions such as Binance, Anthony Scaramucci, SkyBridge Capital, Crypto.com, and even the lobbying group Fwd.us supported by Mark Zuckerberg, in an attempt to recover funds for creditors.These lawsuits allege that the funds transferred to these organizations were part of a larger "influence-buying campaign" orchestrated by FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried. According to the legal documents, Bankman-Fried funneled money into political and traditional financial sectors through sponsorships, investments, and donations to enhance his reputation while concealing FTX's increasingly severe financial instability.The lawsuits claim that these expenditures provided "little to no benefit" to FTX or its creditors, primarily serving to maintain the illusion of financial stability as the company struggled with a significant gap in its balance sheet.

ChainCatcher news, Stronghold Digital has agreed to pay $4.75 million and 25 bitcoins to settle a class action lawsuit accusing it of exaggerating its bitcoin mining capabilities during its 2021 IPO. According to court documents, the settlement agreement was reached after a year of mediation and will be paid in installments over the next 24 months in bitcoin.The lawsuit was filed in April 2022 by plaintiffs in the Southern District of New York. Under the proposed settlement agreement, Stronghold and the underwriters (the group of investment banks responsible for Stronghold's 2021 IPO) agreed to pay compensation in cash and bitcoin after a year of mediation. The value of the bitcoin portion is based on the current bitcoin price (around $90,000), amounting to approximately $2.2 million.

ChainCatcher message, Unichain has released a withdrawal guide for early developers to access bridging ETH. For users who have deposited ETH through the unconfirmed Unichain bridge, the official documentation provides steps to withdraw ETH back to the mainnet. The withdrawal process is outlined as follows:Initiate withdrawal on L2: Users can start the withdrawal by either making a deposit transaction on L1 or trading directly on L2.Relay the withdrawal to L1: This step requires waiting for the proposer to suggest an output that includes the withdrawal on L1, which is generally updated once an hour.Complete the withdrawal on L1: After relaying, users need to wait for a 7-day fault challenge period, and then run a command to finalize the withdrawal.

ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, the Unichain team has disabled its public RPC after details of early developer access were publicly disseminated. However, some users have transferred funds to Unichain through related contracts, and currently, these users' funds are temporarily inaccessible.Previous news, Unichain stated that some details of early developers accessing the Unichain mainnet have been publicly circulated, but the Unichain mainnet has not yet gone live, and the specifications for the bridge have not been finalized. Since it is not yet ready for public use, the RPC during the developer access period has been disabled, and details of the public RPC will be released once it is ready.

ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, after the "public dissemination" of details regarding early developer access, the Unichain team has disabled its public RPC. However, some users have transferred funds to Unichain through related contracts, and currently, these users' funds are temporarily inaccessible.Morning news, Unichain announced that some details regarding early developer access to the Unichain mainnet have been publicly circulated, but the Unichain mainnet has not yet been launched------and the specifications for the cross-chain bridge have not been finalized.

ChainCatcher news, Unichain posted on X that some details about early developers accessing the Unichain mainnet have been publicly circulated, but the Unichain mainnet has not yet been launched, and the bridge specifications have not been finalized. Since it is not ready for public use, the RPC during the developer access period has been disabled, and the details of the public RPC will be released once it is ready.In the meantime, cross-chain users can still withdraw to the Ethereum mainnet.

ChainCatcher news, Zypher co-founder Maggie Wang announced at the "DeInsight 2024" annual summit's "Insights from Innovators" roundtable discussion that the game "Crypto Rumble," powered by the Zypher ZK game engine, will launch this month on Zytron Pioneer and airdrop blind boxes and other game assets to on-chain active users of the Linea mainnet and ETH mainnet."Crypto Rumble" is a blockchain game developed based on the Zypher Network's zk game engine, which won the championship at the 2023 BNB Chain Istanbul Hackathon under the leadership of the Zypher team. This game combines card RPG and match-three elements, with all game logic based on Zypher Network's server abstraction technology, built entirely on-chain without relying on centralized servers. Game assets, processes, and outcomes can be directly verified on the blockchain, ensuring transparency and integrity, providing players with a fair and just gaming experience and true asset ownership.

ChainCatcher news, according to Lookonchain monitoring, a certain Ethereum ICO participant's address has awakened after 3 years of silence, depositing 1555 ETH (approximately 4.68 million USD) into Coinbase.This participant received 6292 ETH during the ICO, spending 1,951 USD, which is now worth 20.15 million USD.

ChainCatcher news, according to LookonChain monitoring, today 4 new wallets have cumulatively withdrawn 12,499 ETH (worth 40 million USD) from Binance, suspected of building positions.

ChainCatcher news, FTX creditor Sunil stated on the X platform that FTX has filed a lawsuit to recover 27 million dollars from the Huobi and Poloniex accounts held by Alameda.

ChainCatcher news, according to Lookonchain monitoring, in the past hour, 5 new wallets have withdrawn 745.5 BTC (59 million USD) from Binance. Since November 6, a total of 32 new wallets have withdrawn 5,364 BTC (425 million USD) from Binance.