ChainCatcher news, the Brazilian Supreme Court has ordered that social media platform X must pay a fine of approximately 5.2 million USD before it can resume services in the country.Earlier, the platform, controlled by American billionaire Elon Musk, had appointed a local legal representative and removed inappropriate messages in accordance with the court's directive. Judge Alexandre de Moraes ruled on Friday that X must complete the payment of the 18.3 million reais fine he previously imposed, as well as pay an additional 10 million reais fine he ruled last week due to the platform allowing some Brazilian users to use the service during the ban, before it can operate again in the country. The total fines amount to approximately 5.2 million USD.

ChainCatcher news, according to sources, Musk's X platform has requested the Brazilian Supreme Court to allow it to resume services in the country. (Jinshi)

ChainCatcher news, CoinStats CEO Narek Gevorgyan posted on X regarding the recent security incident: "We are restoring the production environment by taking all security measures to ensure the attacker is isolated, which is expected to take 24 hours.On the other hand, we are pushing CEX to blacklist the attacker addresses that have already been flagged on Etherscan."Previous news, CoinStats was attacked affecting 1,590 crypto wallets, reminding users to transfer their funds immediately.

ChainCatcher news, AAX trading platform released an update stating that AAX's capital position is under significant pressure. In order to restore all services, AAX will need to raise new funds. While this is clearly a very difficult environment to raise new capital, the amount is not considered large by market standards. Existing shareholders have already injected additional funds over the past week.If AAX can inject additional funds before this weekend, AAX should be able to restore services as usual. If AAX is unable to secure funding to resume operations, AAX commits to initiating legal proceedings to ensure the distribution of assets and to maintain ongoing communication with the global user base and relevant stakeholders regarding the details.Previously, AAX exchange suspended all operations, stating "7-10 days needed to reconcile and restore user assets." (source link)

ChainCatcher news, yield aggregator Tulip and stablecoin provider UXD have resumed their token-related services from Mango Markets. According to previous reports, Tulip received approximately $2.5 million in affected funds from the over $100 million attack on Mango and temporarily disabled withdrawals from its strategy vault. Meanwhile, UXD was affected by nearly $20 million in funds from Mango and suspended UXD minting to minimize risk. (source link)