ChainCatcher news, according to Cointelgraph, the U.S. Department of Justice has arrested Yune Wang, a Chinese national who allegedly orchestrated a $130 million cyber fraud scheme involving a botnet.According to the indictment dated May 29, the suspect is accused of "creating and distributing malware to infiltrate and assemble a network of millions of home Windows computers worldwide." An independent analysis by blockchain analytics firm Chainalysis shows that wallet addresses associated with the suspect hold over $130 million in digital assets earned through illegal commissions.

ChainCatcher news, Jupiter tweeted that after collaborating with Allium Labs, the team completed a preliminary analysis of about 10,000 "botnets" participating in the airdrop. Jupiter stated that due to the randomness of their trading patterns, this appears to be an attempt by professionals to predict a potential airdrop from Jupiter earlier in the year. These exchanges occurred between May 2023 and June 2023, with transaction volumes less than 1 cent, and the initial timestamps of the exchanges varied throughout the day.Additionally, the exchange patterns of these wallets are also unpredictable, with varying numbers of exchanges and different token pairs exchanged. Jupiter indicated that it will work with Allium Labs to provide a comprehensive report on this, to facilitate future attempts and large-scale airdrops by other teams. For future airdrops, Jupiter will publish all available data and work closely with the community and data experts to prevent such incidents from happening again.