ChainCatcher news, the official X account of Grafana stated that its investigation results show no evidence of any code being modified, production systems being subjected to unauthorized access, customer data being exposed, or personal information being accessed.Previous report, Slow Fog detected that the open-source data visualization tool Grafana was suspected of being attacked by hackers, and the attackers may have implanted malicious code.

ChainCatcher news, according to CryptoSlate, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has completed its financial disclosure review of the cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase, with no need for any modifications or restatements. This review lasted over two years and involved the company's 10-K filings for 2022 and 2023.Coinbase's Chief Legal Officer Paul Grewal stated on social media that the company has fully resolved all disclosure-related issues. The SEC confirmed the end of the review in a letter to Coinbase's Chief Financial Officer Alesia Haas, but emphasized that this does not constitute an endorsement of the filings.

ChainCatcher news, according to Cryptoslate, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has completed its long-term review of Coinbase's financial disclosures and ultimately did not require the company to amend or restate the relevant documents.Coinbase's Chief Legal Officer Paul Grewal stated that this review covered the 10-K filings for the fiscal years 2022 and 2023, lasting over two years, and that all relevant comments have been fully addressed with the SEC's Division of Corporation Finance. The SEC reminded in its letter that the company and its management remain responsible for the accuracy and completeness of the disclosures, and the completion of the review does not represent an official endorsement. This process began shortly after Coinbase went public in April 2021, amid the ongoing evolution of compliance standards for crypto companies. Additionally, since the Trump administration took office, the regulatory stance in the U.S. has become more lenient, with the SEC withdrawing lawsuits against several crypto companies and working on a new regulatory framework for the industry.

ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, Acting Chair of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Mark T. Uyeda instructed agency staff on Saturday to review several previously issued employee statements regarding the application of securities laws to cryptocurrency investments and digital assets. This directive was issued under Executive Order 14192 (titled "Promoting Prosperity Through Regulatory Relief") and in response to recommendations from the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). Uyeda stated that the statements would be reviewed to determine whether they need to be "modified or rescinded" to align with the SEC's current priorities.The specific statements under review include: the 2019 guidance on whether digital assets constitute securities, which involves how to assess whether digital assets fall under securities through the "Howey Test"; the 2021 statement on Bitcoin futures, which advised investors to exercise particular caution when investing in mutual funds involving the Bitcoin futures market, emphasizing the speculative nature of the market, risks of market manipulation, liquidity constraints, and volatility, especially within mutual funds; and the 2022 guidance following cryptocurrency bankruptcy events, which required crypto companies to transparently disclose risks related to the crypto market, highlighting impacts on investors, including custody risks, liquidity issues, reputational damage, and regulatory scrutiny.Additionally, Uyeda also instructed the review of a risk alert issued in February 2021, warning investors about the "unique risks" of trading digital assets, as well as a 2020 statement regarding Wyoming allowing state-chartered trust companies to custody digital assets.

ChainCatcher news, according to Jinshi reports, the acting chairman of the U.S. SEC stated that they are considering adjustments to the monthly reporting rules for the portfolio holdings of mutual funds and ETFs.They are considering the cancellation or modification of proposals related to investor asset protection (including cryptocurrencies) put forward during Biden's term.

ChainCatcher news, Sonic Labs founder Andre Cronje has updated his personal social media profile to include the title "founder of flyingtulip."It is understood that flyingtulip is a platform aimed at revolutionizing trading, liquidity provision, and derivatives, while offering a one-stop DeFi service that allows access to spot, leveraged, and perpetual trading from a single liquidity pool without the need to transfer funds across different protocols.Compared to traditional AMMs, flyingtulip's adaptive curve can reduce impermanent loss by up to 42%, with the option to provide liquidity through leverage to amplify returns while maintaining the advantages of a comprehensive position.

ChainCatcher message, the multi-signature wallet protocol Safe tweeted that, according to ByBit, the transaction information displayed by the Safe{Wallet} UI is correct, but a malicious transaction with all valid signatures was executed on-chain. Safe's investigation so far shows:No vulnerabilities found in the codebase: A thorough check of the Safe codebase found no evidence of vulnerabilities or modifications.No malicious dependencies found: There are no signs of malicious dependencies in the Safe codebase that could affect transaction flow (i.e., supply chain attacks).No unauthorized access to the infrastructure detected in the logs.Other Safe addresses have not been affected.As mentioned earlier, Safe has temporarily suspended the Safe{Wallet} functionality to ensure the absolute security of the platform. Although the investigation found no evidence that the Safe{Wallet} frontend itself was attacked, a thorough review is underway.

ChainCatcher message, Musk has changed his X account profile to "Circumcisions at a discount, now 50% off!"

ChainCatcher news, Musk changed his X account bio to "Read @America to understand why I'm supporting Trump for President," and the related Meme stock PAC briefly surged to $3.3 million.

ChainCatcher message, Slow Mist founder Yu Xian (@evilcos) stated on the X platform that the official Aquarius X account has been hacked (despite having Google Authenticator 2FA enabled). The attacker has modified the username, corresponding email, and phone number, and the previous username has been taken over by another spam account of the attacker. The attacker's methods are mature and sophisticated, reminding users to be cautious and not to trust any information released by the compromised account until recovery is confirmed. Even after recovery, users should remain vigilant about all information.

ChainCatcher news, according to SlowMist's disclosure, the Ronin Bridge was compromised due to a vulnerability where the weights were modified to unexpected values, allowing funds to be withdrawn without any multi-signature threshold checks.

ChainCatcher news, according to market news, the SEC has amended its lawsuit against Binance, attempting to no longer prove that tokens like SOL are securities.

ChainCatcher news, according to a report by BlockWorks citing sources, due to the "minimal" changes in the last S-1 round, the SEC can contact the issuer "at any time" to inform them of the fund's issuance date. In other words, issuers do not expect any additional comments from the Securities and Exchange Commission. The launch date of the Ethereum spot ETF is entirely in the hands of the SEC, which can speed up or slow down the process at will.A second source familiar with ETH fund documents noted that while the issuer has not received further comments from the SEC after the latest S-1 adjustments, there may be at least one more round of comments. The source added, "The timeline for the launch is unclear, but we reasonably expect it to be launched within the next two to three weeks."

ChainCatcher message, published by the blockchain game Parallel, stated on X from the AI interaction protocol Wayfinder Foundation: "Since our launch, we have been following up on all community feedback and will share some modifications to existing badges, as well as introduce new badges in the coming weeks. Where applicable, the introduction of new badges will retroactively update user scores."

ChainCatcher message, according to community user 826.eth, hackers have directly modified the names and online statuses of multiple machines on io.net through the API, in order to corrupt the data. Currently, the names and online statuses of multiple machines have been altered.

ChainCatcher news, Cboe BZX Exchange has submitted a proposal to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to modify the previously approved listing of the Franklin Bitcoin ETF.Specifically, the cutoff time for cash creation basket orders will be changed from 3 PM Eastern Time to 2 PM, the regular trading close time of the exchange, or another time determined by the sponsor. This change aims to provide greater flexibility for fund sponsors in determining the cutoff time for creations.

ChainCatcher news, the South Korean blockchain gaming platform WEMIX announced that the foundation has decided to stop the WENIX token minting rewards for each block, meaning that the total supply of WEMIX will remain unchanged, or will start to decrease from the block height at which the block minting rewards are stopped. The project team will use the WEMIX held by the foundation for distribution to incentivize ecosystem contributors, which is expected to last for about 20 years, while the current network fees through automatic destruction will be converted to bulk destruction, with the destruction rate determined at the end of each quarter.According to the timeline, WEMIX will release an updated white paper reflecting the above changes and will redistribute the token allocation based on the updated white paper. Subsequently, WEMIX3.0 will undergo a hard fork, which will stop block reward minting after deployment, and the total supply of WEMIX will be determined based on the specified block height, disclosed on various data aggregation platforms such as CoinMarketCap and through exchanges. In addition, the new block rewards will be distributed through a "block reward" wallet designed separately by the WEMIX foundation. The modifications and deployment of WEMIX3.0 are expected to take place in the first quarter of this year. The project team will provide guidance to the community through official announcements before each program execution.

According to ChainCatcher news, institutions hoping to issue a Bitcoin spot ETF have been asked to submit their final amendments to their applications in Washington by Monday morning, as reported by Bloomberg. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) plans to vote on the 19b-4s filings submitted by exchanges in the coming days. The regulator may take action on the issuers' applications (S-1) around the same time.Additionally, if the SEC approves the two sets of required approvals, the ETF could begin trading as early as the next business day.

ChainCatcher news, U.S. financial lawyer Scott Johnsson tweeted that the wording regarding seed capital in VanEck's updated Bitcoin spot ETF prospectus is similar to that of BlackRock. However, VanEck did not use cash as seed capital like BlackRock's iShares, but instead suggested using Bitcoin as seed capital.Previously, BlackRock planned to provide seed capital for its Bitcoin ETF in October. Seed capital refers to the funds contributed by banks and brokerages to purchase underlying assets (in this case, Bitcoin) in exchange for ETF shares that can be traded on the open market on the first day of listing.