ChainCatcher message, Slow Mist's Yu Xian posted on platform X stating that if you are still using Safe multi-signature or other multi-signatures (regardless of the technical model), you need to pay attention to the following points:All signature steps must be verifiable. If a technically knowledgeable friend struggles for a long time and cannot verify, you should default to suspicion.Since you are using multi-signature, if it can be paired with a hardware wallet, especially one that can effectively handle complex signature parsing and alert you to signature anomalies, it is best to use them together.The security mindset is to never trust a single party; there is always a risk of a single point of failure, so it is best to have multiple verifications.

ChainCatcher message, according to Onchain Lens monitoring, 6 hours ago, a multi-signature wallet associated with Mantle spent 10 million USDT to purchase 200 million WLFI.

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 news, according to Onchain Lens monitoring, a multi-signature wallet belonging to Mantle has deposited 15.5 million MNT to Bybit exchange, worth approximately 16.32 million USD.

ChainCatcher news, according to monitoring by Pie Shield, the Ethereum Foundation transferred 50,000 ETH (worth approximately $131.6 million) to the "EF: DeFi Multisig" tagged address to support and participate in the Ethereum DeFi ecosystem.

ChainCatcher news, according to Onchain Lens monitoring, the Trump crypto project WLFI has created a new multi-signature wallet that withdrew 10 million USDC from Coinbase and purchased 200 million WLFI.Previously, the Trump crypto project WLFI spent 20 million dollars to buy 400 million WLFI.

ChainCatcher news, according to Onchain Lens monitoring, the Trump crypto project WLFI multi-signature wallet has just invested 10 million dollars to purchase WLFI tokens.In the past 3 days, the WLFI multi-signature wallet has cumulatively invested 20 million dollars to acquire 400 million WLFI tokens.

ChainCatcher news, according to Arkham monitoring, the government address of the Kingdom of Bhutan has transferred 495.43 ETH worth 1.58 million USD into a newly created multi-signature wallet on BitGo.

ChainCatcher message, Ethereum Foundation staff hww.eth (@icebearhww) posted on social media that the Ethereum Foundation has established a new 3-of-5 multi-signature wallet and has deposited 50,000 ETH. The Ethereum Foundation will use this new wallet to participate in the DeFi ecosystem and has already conducted test transactions on Aave.

ChainCatcher message, the BNB Chain AI Agent platform BIG PUMP has officially established a community foundation. The major holders of PUMP tokens have unanimously agreed to transfer 60% of the PUMP tokens into the multi-signature wallet of the community foundation, ensuring the safety and transparency of the funds.The managers of the multi-signature wallet will be elected by community members, and PUMP officially enters the CTO phase of community-led operations. The foundation's funds will be specifically used to incentivize users of the BIG PUMP platform, the AI Agent development community, and the construction and development of the related ecosystem.

ChainCatcher news, MIRA token's largest holder Siqi Chen posted on platform X that compensation for some wallets affected by the ZERO incident has been completed, and the community can verify this on-chain.In addition, to avoid further misoperations on $MIRA wallet assets, all assets will be migrated to a multi-signature wallet as soon as possible.Siqi Chen also stated that he will be committed to the development of MIRA in the long term, and users can learn more through channels such as MIRADAO.

ChainCatcher message, the Neiro team stated on platform X that a multi-signature wallet allocated 40,000 USDT for the legal establishment of a DAO foundation entity in the Cayman Islands, with more information to be released soon.

ChainCatcher news, according to CoinDesk, a recent report from security company Kaspersky shows that a new type of scam targeting cryptocurrency thieves is becoming popular on YouTube. Scammers disguise themselves as newcomers and "accidentally" share wallet recovery phrases in the comments section, enticing others to attempt to steal USDT worth $8,000 from the wallets.However, these wallets are actually multi-signature wallets, and when the thieves pay TRX as gas fees in an attempt to transfer funds, these TRX are automatically transferred to another wallet controlled by the scammers. Since gas fees on most blockchains are less than $10, this scam primarily targets small-time thieves rather than large-scale operations.

ChainCatcher news, according to The Data Nerd monitoring, 30 minutes ago, a multi-signature wallet 0xB2E (possibly belonging to the BABYDOGE team/early investors) just deposited 390 trillion BABYDOGE (approximately 1.6 million USD) into Binance. In 8 months, this wallet has received a total of 20.33 trillion BABYDOGE (about 46.74 million USD) from its origin to the deposit at the exchange. It also transferred 4.45 trillion BABYDOGE (10.66 million USD) to Wintermute 2 months ago.

ChainCatcher news, according to Lookonchain monitoring, before the market crash, the 1inch Foundation multi-signature wallet deposited 3.2 million 1INCH (approximately 1.69 million USD) into Binance.

ChainCatcher news, according to monitoring by The Data Nerd, about 4 hours ago, a multi-signature wallet suspected to belong to the Beta Finance team transferred 170 million BETA tokens to Binance, worth approximately 7.37 million USD, accounting for about 17% of its total supply.