ChainCatcher news, according to on-chain analyst Yu Jin's monitoring, 5 minutes ago, the Ethereum Foundation's address 0xd77, used for small high-frequency sales of ETH, sold 100 ETH at a price of $4,024, receiving 402,400 DAI.

ChainCatcher news, according to PeckShield monitoring, a phishing address that stole 55.4 million DAI has transferred 900 ETH (worth about 3.6 million USD) to Tornado cash.

ChainCatcher news, according to The Defiant, Token Terminal data shows that daily active crypto users reached 18.7 million in December, a 143% increase from 7.7 million at the beginning of the year.

ChainCatcher news, according to Coin Edition, the Web3 data tracking platform DappRadar reports that there has been significant growth in the blockchain gaming sector in November 2024, which occupies 28.2% of the market share, with an average daily active wallet (dUAW) of 6.8 million, an increase of 16% compared to October's dUAW.Among them, blockchain networks such as opBNB, Matchain, Ronin, Nebula, and Near Protocol are relatively active, while other ecosystems include Aptos, Immutable zkEVM, Polygon, Base, and Kaia.opBNB leads the Web3 gaming sector with 2.08 million dUAW, with well-known projects like Gomble Games and Seraph, and the user base of the blockchain network has increased by 17% month-on-month.

ChainCatcher news, according to DL News, the number of users on Pump.fun is gradually decreasing. On November 20, the number of memecoins generated in 24 hours reached a historic high of 69,000. This number has now decreased by more than half, to 33,000.The daily active user count peaked at 261,000 on November 29, and has now dropped to 161,000, a decrease of 38%. Other key metrics (such as fees, revenue, and trading volume) have also sharply declined.Previous news, the UK's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) issued a warning to Pump.fun, stating that "the company may be offering or promoting financial services or products without our permission. You should avoid dealing with this company to prevent being scammed."

ChainCatcher message, according to Ember monitoring, 5 minutes ago, the Ethereum Foundation's address 0xd77...1f4 used for small high-frequency sales of ETH sold 100 ETH at a price of $3,743, and exchanged it for 374,300 DAI.The last time the Ethereum Foundation sold ETH was 27 days ago.

ChainCatcher message, according to Lookonchain monitoring, 9 wallets (possibly belonging to the same whale) have spent 13.8 million DAI to purchase 555 billion PEPE in the past 2 hours, with an average purchase price of $0.000025.

ChainCatcher news, the Civil Court Daily published an article titled "Criminal Qualification of Illegal Theft of Virtual Currency," which points out that the act of stealing virtual currency constitutes theft. As an economic property, it must have value, including utility, scarcity, and disposability. Scarcity is reflected in the constant total supply of virtual currency, which is not infinitely available. Disposability is demonstrated by the use of asymmetric encryption technology for virtual currency, which exists in wallets (i.e., addresses), and once the address and private key are obtained, one can control the virtual currency. Utility is reflected in the fact that virtual currency, as a specific data encoding, must be generated through "mining," which condenses social abstract labor.The article also points out that the act of stealing virtual currency constitutes the crime of illegally obtaining data from computer systems, as virtual currency has data characteristics. The illegal theft of virtual currency constitutes the crime of illegally obtaining data from computer systems. Regarding the determination of the amount of stolen virtual currency, it is more reasonable to set the amount of virtual currency involved in the case at the time the defendant committed the crime rather than when the victim purchased the virtual currency.