ChainCatcher news, Four.Meme tweeted that it is currently under attack, has suspended functions, and has begun an emergency investigation, and will compensate affected users.Previous news, according to SlowMist monitoring, the Four.meme token was exploited by attackers using a vulnerability before the token's release to steal liquidity.

ChainCatcher news, OKX responded on social media regarding the scrutiny of its Web3 services by EU regulators, stating, "The Bloomberg article is misleading. Like all other major cryptocurrency exchanges, OKX offers self-custody wallet services/exchange functions, acting as an aggregator to create efficiency for users. When Bybit was hacked, we took two measures: froze the relevant funds entering the CEX; developed a new feature that can detect and block hacker addresses from using our DEX or wallet services.Bybit's statement spread misinformation among journalists. OKX clarifies to the community: OKX is not under investigation; this is merely a case of Bybit's lack of security knowledge; our Web3 wallet services are no different from those offered by other industry participants."Previously, Bloomberg reported that sources familiar with the matter said that European cryptocurrency regulators are reviewing the usage of a service provided by the cryptocurrency exchange OKX, which hackers used to launder $1.5 billion in stolen funds from the trading platform Bybit. These individuals requested anonymity as the review process is confidential. They stated that national regulators from the 27 EU member states discussed the issue at a meeting hosted by the European Securities and Markets Authority's Digital Finance Standing Committee on March 6. OKX is regulated under the EU's new Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation.

ChainCatcher news, according to statistics, as of now, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has rejected or suspended lawsuits and investigations against 11 crypto companies/individuals, including: Binance (February 10), Coinbase (February 21), OpenSea (February 21), Robinhood (February 24), Uniswap (February 25), Justin Sun (February 26), Consensys (February 27), Kraken (March 3), Yuga Labs (March 4), DRW (March 4). (Cointelegraph)

ChainCatcher news, GoPlus Security posted on platform X: "First, GoPlus has established a special investigation team to conduct a comprehensive investigation into the abnormal price fluctuations. Binance has also provided additional support to assist in investigating the cause of the incident. Firstly, in response to community feedback claiming that a leaker disclosed the listing information in advance and suspecting that this person is a member of the GoPlus team or a community administrator, GoPlus immediately initiated an internal investigation. The investigation results show that this situation is not true. The GoPlus team did not have prior knowledge of the March 4th GPS listing plan. Everything happened very suddenly; our team only learned about the listing news after the announcement was made and immediately collaborated with Binance to meet any additional requests from our side. Furthermore, it has been confirmed that the individuals spreading various rumors are unrelated to the parties involved and they had no way to obtain internal information about the listing through official internal channels.On the day of the listing, GoPlus transferred a total of 500 million GPS tokens to Binance. Of these, 300 million GPS tokens have been distributed as rewards for the BNB HODLer program, and the remaining 200 million tokens will be used for future marketing activities. For transparency, Binance has transferred the remaining 200 million GPS tokens to a public wallet address. Regarding the situation where the GPS price plummeted by 50% within 24 hours, GoPlus is conducting internal investigations with multiple partners and will provide users with a comprehensive explanation of our investigation results."

ChainCatcher news, U.S. President Trump stated that the investigation report regarding the shooting incident at the campaign rally in Butler, Pennsylvania last year "will be released next week."On the evening of July 13, 2024, 20-year-old Thomas Matthew Crooks from Pennsylvania fired several shots from a building rooftop approximately 140 meters away from Trump's speaking platform at the campaign rally in Butler, resulting in an injury to the upper part of Trump's right ear and causing one death and two serious injuries among the audience present.

ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, the SEC has concluded its investigation into Yuga Labs. Yuga Labs posted on the X platform: "After three years, the SEC has officially concluded its investigation into us, which is a significant victory for NFTs and the entire creator ecosystem."Recently, the SEC has dropped investigations into companies such as Robinhood, Gemini, UniSwap Labs, MetaMask, and OpenSea, and reached settlements with Coinbase and Kraken. Meanwhile, the SEC is still in litigation with Ripple and is seeking to resolve allegations against TRON founder Justin Sun.

ChainCatcher news, according to Fox Business reporter Eleanor Terrett, Coinbase is trying to determine the specific amount of spending by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on non-fraud investigations and enforcement actions against the crypto industry under former chairman Gary Gensler.Coinbase submitted a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request this morning for all investigation and litigation information related to the issuance and sale of digital assets, secondary market trading, staking, and lending from April 17, 2021, to January 20, 2025. The request also includes the number and names of investigations and enforcement actions during this period, as well as the work hours and compensation information of SEC employees and contractors, and requests the disclosure of budget and compensation details for the SEC's crypto assets and cyber division.Coinbase Chief Legal Officer Paul Grewal stated that this move is aimed at providing transparency to American taxpayers, and he hopes the new SEC leadership can continue to turn a new page in accountability. As of the time of publication, the SEC has not responded to the request for comment.

ChainCatcher message, Safe states that the Safe{Wallet} team has been working with Mandiant over the past few days to conduct a comprehensive forensic investigation and security audit regarding the Bybit hacking incident. Safe emphasizes that its team is committed to transparency. Mandiant's preliminary report results will be published next week.

ChainCatcher news, according to Bitcoin.com News, Argentine President Javier Milei is under investigation by the FBI due to his previous promotion of a failed cryptocurrency project called Libra on social media. The report indicates that the Libra project is associated with an unregistered company and lacks the necessary compliance measures.

ChainCatcher news, SEC filings show that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has concluded its investigation into Gemini Trust Company, LLC and decided not to take enforcement action. Gemini co-founder Cameron Winklevoss confirmed on social media that the investigation lasted 699 days and that a Wells notice was received 277 days ago.Winklevoss criticized the SEC's regulatory actions for causing significant harm to the crypto industry, accusing the agency of enforcing rules without clear guidelines, leading to high legal costs and economic losses for businesses. He called for regulatory reform from the government, including requiring the SEC to compensate affected companies three times their legal fees, dismissing relevant enforcement personnel, and banning those who abuse regulatory power from holding government positions again.Previously, it was reported that the agency (SEC) had withdrawn its lawsuit against Coinbase and terminated investigations into OpenSea, Robinhood, and Uniswap.

ChainCatcher news, according to a post by Slow Mist CISO 23pd on platform X warning, "Attention, the latest SMS phishing attacks targeting Binance users have emerged. Recently, two individuals received the same phishing SMS on the same day, and the phishing SMS even appeared in the conversation thread of official Binance messages, appearing in the same context as previous genuine official messages, sharing the same channel. Even more astonishingly, there was a significant time span, precisely forging the official SMS environment.The current possible explanation is that the SMS channel has been exploited or hijacked by the phishers. The first SMS indeed came from the official number, but the subsequent scam messages may indicate that:Scammers spoofed the official SMS source (SMS Spoofing)• They used technical means to spoof the SMS sending number, making it appear consistent with the official number, allowing phishing messages to blend into the official conversation thread.They exploited vulnerabilities in the SMS gateway or supply chain attacks• Scammers may have attacked the SMS gateway or exploited security vulnerabilities of carriers/third-party SMS service providers, successfully embedding phishing messages into the official channel.• There may even be collusion with unscrupulous SMS providers to directly spoof official SMS replies, making it difficult for users to discern authenticity.Please have Binance officials investigate the issue, and everyone is advised to enhance security awareness and pay attention to fund safety."

ChainCatcher news, Uniswap co-founder Hayden Adams responds to the SEC dropping the investigation into Uniswap Labs: "Although the SEC has no clear legal basis, they are still investigating us as part of their arbitrary enforcement strategy, attempting to fit DeFi into an unsuitable regulatory framework—while refusing to provide clear rules or compliance pathways. The SEC's previous investigation lasted three years, wasting a significant amount of time and millions of dollars, causing a major impact on the company. I am grateful that the new SEC leadership has taken a more constructive approach and look forward to working with Congress and regulators to help establish truly meaningful rules for DeFi."Previous report, the SEC drops the investigation into Uniswap Labs.

ChainCatcher news, according to WSJ, the U.S. SEC has dropped its investigation into the DeFi company Uniswap Labs. Earlier, the U.S. SEC issued a warning to Uniswap Labs in April last year, planning to take enforcement action against the company.It is reported that the warning was issued in the form of a Wells Notice, which is sent by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to a company before initiating formal litigation, providing the company with a final opportunity to rebut any charges. The specific nature of the SEC's allegations against Uniswap Labs is still unclear.

ChainCatcher news, according to Newsroom, the U.S. SEC has terminated its investigation into RobinHood Crypto and has taken no action.

ChainCatcher news, according to Guangming.com, Ms. Cheng from Hefei and her boyfriend were preparing to sell their USDT for RMB, involving over 277,000 USDT.After completing the transaction with her friend Sun, Ms. Cheng was informed that the cash of over two million was provided by someone else and that the transaction would only be considered complete if it was transferred to another account. Meanwhile, Ms. Cheng's virtual currency had already been transferred to Sun's account, and Sun claimed that his phone was infected with a virus, which prohibited any operations with the U coin. Consequently, Sun reported to the police, and the police arrived at the scene.Ms. Cheng believes that this was a trap set up by the three individuals in collusion. According to the latest information from the Xinzhan Branch of the Hefei Public Security Bureau, the police have filed a case for fraud in this matter, and Ms. Cheng has received the case notification.