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The router is sold out again, and Roam's official website has opened the second batch of pre-orders

ChainCatcher news, Roam and Huma Finance have jointly launched a router loan purchase program, and the first batch of devices has been sold out. A new batch of devices is being prepared, and users can log in to the Roam official website to make reservations.It is reported that this hardware loan purchase activity started last Friday. Users only need to pay 30% of the device price in stablecoins as a down payment, while the remaining 70% is provided as a loan by Huma. Users will repay the loan through subsequent airdrops and mining rewards, and once the loan is settled, the device's earnings will belong to the user. The Roam router is a core device for participating in the construction of the Roam global open wireless network. After purchase, users will receive generous rewards: 1) Activation rewards. The first activation of the device will earn 3000 Roam Points, and thereafter, users can earn up to 210 Roam Points daily; 2) Exclusive burn pool. A higher token conversion rate ensures router mining earnings; 3) Airdrop whitelist. Participation in airdrop activities totaling 20 million $ROAM tokens; 4) Multiple mining earnings. In addition to Roam Points, users can also earn tokens from more high-quality ecological projects, with opportunities for whitelist access, airdrops, and other multiple benefits from quality projects. This loan purchase program lowers the threshold for users to purchase Roam routers through installment payments, attracting more users to participate in Roam Growth construction. At the same time, it also provides Huma users with the opportunity to participate in DePIN network construction and obtain stable earnings.Latest data shows that Roam serves over 1.8 million registered users in more than 200 countries and regions worldwide, with over 1.1 million self-built WiFi nodes, and the DePINscan hardware node ranking continues to hold first place, with the network scale continuously growing.

Binance: It is recommended that users install the official app or visit the official website, and log out promptly after use

ChainCatcher message, Binance responds to users regarding asset theft incidents caused by browser plugins:The cause of the incident is that the user's computer was compromised by hackers, who stole the account login status through the plugin, impersonating the user to perform operations and transactions. Since the attacker had the same logged-in status as the user, the system executed the operation commands as if they came from the account owner.Binance's security customer service took 1 minute and 19 seconds to process the user's freezing request.The platform investigated wash trading and confirmed the suspect's account; cross-platform freezing requests take time.As of now, the investigation results show that Binance had not noticed any information related to the AGGR plugin prior to this incident. According to all internal records available, Binance indeed did not notice such plugin cases before this incident, and the team was not aware of anything related to AGGR at that time.Binance stated: The reason for the asset loss is that the user's related device was manipulated due to the installation of malicious plugins. For cases unrelated to Binance, there is no way to provide compensation.In response to the asset theft incidents caused by browser plugins, Binance advises users to enhance their security awareness and self-protection:Only install the official Binance app or use a clean, plugin-free browser to access the official Binance website.Log out of any app/browser involving funds promptly after use, and do not stay online to avoid the risk of leaking login status.For more security advice, please refer to the Binance official website.
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