ChainCatcher message, at the Solana Breakpoint conference, Richard Wu, co-founder of the Solana ecosystem NFT trading platform Tensor, stated: "Tensor is now fully open source (including 5 protocols such as the NFT marketplace) and has hosted a free and fully customizable Web2 API, which theoretically can completely clone our frontend.In addition, the Tensor NFT marketplace fee structure is set as follows: 50% of the Tensor fees go to developers, and 50% is allocated to the Tensor Foundation treasury. The Tensor Foundation has also opened a funding program, and token grants are currently available for application. Tensor has been developing a new product over the past month."

ChainCatcher news, according to a post by X platform user Pelham, in an interview, Kamala Harris stated that Brazil's decision to shut down the X platform was correct, and all social media platforms should comply with government censorship, including shutting down the accounts of political opponents.

ChainCatcher message, Animoca Brands co-founder Yat Siu commented on "Telegram CEO Pavel Durov's arrest" and pinned a tweet: "We are committed to supporting our friends in the TON community in this fight against oppression. Decentralization is the way to combat censorship and uphold our freedom."

ChainCatcher news, CoinList announced on X that the Enso token launch has been postponed. The Enso team aims to distribute their tokens on a large scale to have a vibrant community, but recent market conditions have affected community contributions. Any committed funds from the current auction will be refunded.The Enso token launch will return to CoinList later. Users who have completed purchases will be eligible for a 20% token reward at the upcoming Enso token launch if they bid equal to or higher than the settlement price in future auctions.

ChainCatcher news, the chain abstraction intent engine Enso Finance announced on X that its token has been launched on CoinList.The auction will start on July 31, 2024, at 17:00 (UTC) and will end on August 7, 2024, at 17:00 (UTC).

ChainCatcher news, the Web3 community platform OpenSocial Protocol has raised $6 million, led by Framework Ventures and North Island Ventures, with participation from Hivemind Capital Partners, Stratos, Moonrock Capital, and others. The funds will be used to expand its multi-chain technology and support web3 community applications.OpenSocial aims to enhance intellectual property, community relations, and financial incentives to help with user retention and growth.

ChainCatcher news, a Web3 game launcher and gaming infrastructure GGEM designed for blockchain games and cryptocurrency technology, announced the completion of new financing, with participation from IBC Group and GensoKishi, but the specific amount and valuation data have not been disclosed.It is reported that the new funds will support GGEM in bringing more games to its game launcher, while expanding its community and game partners, as well as building and integrating a cryptocurrency wallet.

ChainCatcher message, the OpenTensor Foundation released the latest updates on Bittensor on social media early this morning:Restoring normal operation of Bittensor: OTF will fully open the Bittensor mainnet in less than an hour;No updates needed for the testnet today;Bittensor 7.3.0 will be released today, introducing the following changes:The consensus-based weight feature is now available in the "master" branch;A new btcli command option check_coldkey_swap will allow users to check the remaining time before executing the scheduled coldkey swap on-chain, or to see if it is in arbitration status.

ChainCatcher news, according to the blockchain explorer, the decentralized AI network Bittensor has resumed block production. Bittensor officials stated that normal operations will resume at 5:00 PM Eastern Time on July 12.

ChainCatcher message, the Openτensor Foundation (OTF) reminds the Bittensor community to be vigilant against scams. Anyone claiming to be able to recover your TAO funds, conduct DAO voting, or perform other similar actions should be considered a scammer.OTF emphasizes that they will never ask you for your wallet mnemonic phrase or seed phrase, nor will they request any private information from you. Please report such attempts in community channels.

ChainCatcher message, the OpenTensor Foundation stated on X that the OTF team is working to ensure the safety of at-risk TAO funds before restoring the normal operation of the Bittensor chain. Meanwhile, anyone other than the OTF team who claims to be able to recover users' at-risk TAO funds should be considered a scammer.Let it be clear: the official will never ask users to provide their mnemonic or seed phrases, nor will they request any private information. There are no so-called DAO, airdrop, voting, or other plans unless users see such information released by official accounts.The foundation encourages users to report such activities in various community channels so that others are informed and vigilant against these scams.

ChainCatcher news, the OpenTensor Foundation stated on social media that the team is committed to restoring the normal operation of the Bittensor blockchain as soon as possible. The current top priority is to ensure the security and integrity of the system, ensuring that no additional wallets are compromised and that no more funds are at risk.The official statement indicates that efforts are ongoing to establish a mechanism to ensure the safety of at-risk funds.ChainCatcher previously reported that the decentralized AI network Bittensor officially announced that its community participants experienced a serious security attack on July 2. The Bittensor Foundation has taken emergency actions to halt further fund outflows and is conducting an in-depth investigation into the attack.The attack originated from a malicious program disguised as a legitimate Bittensor package in version 6.12.2 of the PyPi package manager. When users downloaded this package and decrypted their cold wallet keys, the decrypted bytecode was sent to the attacker's remote server, resulting in stolen funds. The main victims were users who downloaded the Bittensor PyPi package and performed transactions, staking, and delegation between May 22 and 29. The Bittensor Foundation has removed the malicious package from PyPi and conducted a comprehensive review of the code, finding no other vulnerabilities at this time.To mitigate losses, the Bittensor Foundation has placed validation nodes behind a firewall and activated security mode on Subtensor. The Bittensor blockchain has suspended all transactions and will only resume normal operations after the vulnerabilities are fixed. The foundation is working with trading platforms to attempt to recover the stolen funds.The Bittensor Foundation stated that it will learn from this incident, improve the package verification process, increase the frequency of external audits, and enhance security standards and monitoring levels. The foundation urges users to transfer their funds to new wallets as soon as possible and to upgrade to the latest version of the Bittensor package.

ChainCatcher news, the decentralized AI network Bittensor officially announced that its community participants experienced a serious security attack on July 2. The Bittensor Foundation has taken urgent action to block further fund outflows and has launched an in-depth investigation into the attack.The attack originated from a malicious program disguised as a legitimate Bittensor package in the PyPi package manager version 6.12.2. When users downloaded this package and decrypted their cold wallet keys, the decrypted bytecode was sent to the attacker's remote server, resulting in stolen funds. The users primarily affected were those who downloaded the Bittensor PyPi package and performed transactions, staking, delegation, and other operations between May 22 and 29. The Bittensor Foundation has removed the malicious package from PyPi and conducted a comprehensive review of the code, finding no other vulnerabilities at this time.To mitigate losses, the Bittensor Foundation has placed validation nodes behind a firewall and activated a security mode on Subtensor. The Bittensor blockchain has paused all transactions and will not resume normal operations until the vulnerabilities are fixed. The foundation is working with trading platforms to attempt to recover the stolen funds.The Bittensor Foundation stated that it will learn from this incident, improve the package verification process, increase the frequency of external audits, and enhance security standards and monitoring levels. The foundation urges users to transfer their funds to new wallets as soon as possible and to upgrade to the latest version of the Bittensor package.

ChainCatcher news, the OpenTensor Foundation (OTF) has initiated a proposal vote to burn 10% of the Bittensor (TAO) supply, aimed at stabilizing the token price in response to a recent vulnerability that led to token losses.Additionally, regarding the root cause of the attack, the OpenTensor Foundation stated that the attack traced back to version 6.12.2 of the PyPi package manager, where a malicious package was uploaded, compromising user security. This malicious package disguised itself as a legitimate Bittensor package and contained code to steal unencrypted cold private key details. When users downloaded this package and decrypted their cold private keys, the decrypted bytecode was sent to a remote server controlled by the attacker.Regarding mitigation measures, the OTF team has removed the malicious version 6.12.2 package from the PyPi package manager repository and is conducting a thorough review of the Subtensor and Bittensor code on GitHub to ensure there are no other attack vectors. No additional vulnerabilities have been found so far, and the team will continue to thoroughly review and assess the codebase and conduct a comprehensive evaluation of all other potential attack vectors.OTF pointed out that this attack did not affect the blockchain or Subtensor code, and the underlying Bittensor protocol remains intact and secure. Once the code review is complete, Opentensor will gradually restore normal operations of the Bittensor blockchain, allowing transactions to flow again.ChainCatcher previously reported that in response to the Bittensor on-chain wallet attack incident, on-chain detective ZachXBT monitored and found that 32,000 TAO (worth $8 million) were stolen from an address starting with 5FbWTr.

ChainCatcher message, regarding the wallet attack incident on the Bittensor chain, on-chain detective ZachXBT monitored and discovered that an address starting with 5FbWTr had 32,000 TAO (worth 8 million USD) stolen.ZachXBT stated that the attack incident faced by Bittensor originated from a stolen private key.

ChainCatcher message, Bittensor official response to the wallet attack, "We are investigating and have recently taken the precaution of completely halting on-chain transactions until we have more information about the nature of this attack.""The chain is now in safe mode for at least 24 hours. During the investigation of the source of this attack, all transactions (including transfers) have been paused. We will not release any regular software updates for Bittensor software or any chain updates on the mainnet or testnet until we fully restore the chain online."Previously, Bittensor (TAO) experienced a temporary drop of over 15% due to the theft of on-chain wallets.