ChainCatcher news, according to an official post by Morpho Labs on the X platform, the team has identified and addressed the issues that arose during yesterday's Morpho App frontend update. The related changes have now been rolled back, and the application has resumed normal operation. Morpho confirms that all user funds within the protocol are safe and unaffected, and they will release a detailed explanation later.

ChainCatcher news, Sun Yuchen posted on platform X stating that the theft of user funds by First Digital Trust (FDT) and the misappropriation of user funds by FTX are both very serious and malicious incidents of misappropriation of user funds. However, if one must compare the severity, the severity of First Digital Trust (FDT) is even more serious, more than ten times worse than FTX. The reasons are as follows:FTX misappropriated user funds. Although users were unaware of the misappropriation, at least internally within FTX, SBF made it appear as if there was a pledge loan, representing Alameda Research, pledging a large amount of FTT/SRM/FTX shares/Maps tokens to lend user funds. At least on the surface, this looked like a loan, and a certain degree of collateral was provided based on a percentage. In contrast, FDT directly misappropriated and stole assets without user authorization and without users being aware, without even the internal collateral process.SBF misappropriated user funds from FTX without user authorization, but ultimately used them for investments, with at least the vast majority going into high-quality companies such as Robinhood and AI companies like Anthropic, without engaging in embezzlement or indulgence. In comparison, FDT currently appears to have diverted the vast majority into private companies, completely misappropriated and embezzled, without making any substantial investments.After the incident was exposed, SBF's attitude was at least proactive; he actively sought remedies, hiring law firms to find ways to recover user assets. In contrast, Vincent Chok Zhuo Junqiang, after the facts of misappropriation were exposed, still insisted on denying the truth, pretending that nothing had happened, showing great subjective malice.After the FTX incident, U.S. regulatory agencies and law enforcement quickly took action, actively intervening in the FTX bankruptcy proceedings and arresting those involved with FTX (including SBF), actively controlling the situation, helping users mitigate losses, and avoiding a significant impact on the reputation of the U.S. financial system.

ChainCatcher news, MIM Spell posted on platform X stating that a vulnerability previously allowed hackers to steal 13 million dollars, and within 36 hours, Abracadabra has repurchased 6.5 million dollars of MIM and covered 50% of the hacker attack losses, with zero loss of user funds.Abracadabra will not back down and is currently expanding through platforms like Berachain to rebuild the system.

ChainCatcher message, 1inch disclosed that its team discovered a vulnerability in the parser smart contract implemented with the outdated Fusion v1 on March 5. This vulnerability does not affect the security of end users' funds but may impact those who use the parser in their own contracts with Fusion v1.Although user funds are secure, 1inch is actively collaborating with the affected parsers to ensure their systems are secure. The 1inch team urges all parsers to immediately audit and update their contracts.

ChainCatcher news, the liquid staking/re-staking protocol mETH Protocol announced on platform X that cmETH withdrawals have resumed, user funds are safe and fully supported, and a detailed post-incident analysis report will be published soon, outlining the events and all measures taken.Previous news, the liquid staking/re-staking protocol mETH Protocol under Mantle, which has a deep binding relationship with Bybit, announced the suspension of cmETH withdrawals after learning about recent security incidents involving certain mETH and cmETH transactions at Bybit, but deposit and staking services continue as usual.

ChainCatcher news, according to Binance's official response, the recent changes in Binance's assets are merely adjustments in the accounting processes of Binance's finance department, and user funds remain in a safe state (SAFU).It is reported that Binance sold 94% of its Bitcoin reserves, 99.9% of its Ethereum, and 99% of its Solana in January.

According to ChainCatcher news, in response to Binance's official statement, the recent changes in Binance's assets are merely adjustments in the accounting processes of the finance department, and user funds remain in a secure state (SAFU).Previous news indicated that Binance is suspected of significantly reducing its own cryptocurrency holdings in favor of stablecoin allocations, with BTC and ETH holdings decreasing by over 94%.

ChainCatcher news, according to official information, JuCoin has released an adjustment notice regarding the first phase of the Launchpad project $JU IEO:All issued platform tokens $JU will be given away for free.The $JU trading pair will officially open at 21:00 (UTC+8), with an opening price of 1 JU = 0.1 USDT.All invested funds will be refunded through the original route.JuCoin stated that this adjustment was made after discovering that a large number of off-market individuals were purchasing platform tokens at low prices. In order to maintain a fair market environment and protect the interests of the majority of users, JuCoin has decided to implement the above adjustment measures. JuCoin is always committed to creating a healthy and transparent trading ecosystem.

ChainCatcher message, according to the official announcement, Hyperliquid Labs has stated that it is aware of reports regarding the alleged activities of North Korean hacker addresses. In fact, Hyperliquid has not suffered any attacks from North Korean hackers—nor has any form of attack occurred. All user funds are being managed properly.Hyperliquid Labs takes operational security very seriously. No party has disclosed any vulnerabilities. As always, Hyperliquid Labs offers a generous reward program for vulnerability reports and adheres to industry best standards for blockchain analysis.Previously, someone claimed to be from the security side and attempted to contact Hyperliquid Labs. To clarify, Hyperliquid Labs has never received any allegations regarding an attack on its platform. This party added a scam account to the group chat and subsequently communicated with us using insults and profanity. Given the level of professionalism displayed, Hyperliquid Labs confirmed with trusted parties to ensure that it is following best practices.

According to ChainCatcher news and the official blog, 1inch disclosed that it discovered a security vulnerability on December 9, allowing attackers to fraudulently gain access to the private keys belonging to the owner of the 1inch Labs parser smart contract.The attackers exploited this access to change the contract's settings and transferred funds from the 1inch parser. 1inch stated that its team acted quickly to resolve the issue, the attackers revoked the stolen access, and 1inch strengthened its security measures to prevent such incidents from happening again in the future.1inch stated: "Since our protocol is non-custodial, user funds are safe. The 1inch application and infrastructure are unaffected and remain completely secure."

ChainCatcher message, according to on-chain analyst Yu Jin's monitoring, ZKasino continues to leverage, having deposited another 5,265 ETH from a different address into Aave as collateral to borrow 12.348 million DAI to buy 3,515 ETH in the past 15 minutes. They have now deposited all of the users' 10,535 ETH into Aave as margin to borrow 31.937 million DAI to purchase 9,316 ETH. The average price of the leveraged ETH purchased is $3,428.

According to ChainCatcher's message, monitored by on-chain data analyst Yu Jin, the ZKasino address started to misappropriate "funds prepared to be returned to users" for on-chain leveraged long positions on ETH 7 hours ago. They deposited 5,270 ETH into Aave as collateral to borrow 11.589 million DAI, and then increased their position by 3,500 ETH.

ChainCatcher news, Coinbase Wallet announced on X the launch of the USDC Rewards feature, where users can earn a 4.7% APY just by holding USDC in their on-chain wallet. This means that users' funds will remain liquid and available for use at any time; users should update the mobile app to the latest version and then navigate to their USDC balance to get started.It is reported that this feature is available in most regions worldwide and will be rolled out to U.S. users this week. Rewards will be paid on Base during the first week of each month, directly deposited into users' wallets.

ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, the Unichain team has disabled its public RPC after details of early developer access were publicly disseminated. However, some users have transferred funds to Unichain through related contracts, and currently, these users' funds are temporarily inaccessible.Previous news, Unichain stated that some details of early developers accessing the Unichain mainnet have been publicly circulated, but the Unichain mainnet has not yet gone live, and the specifications for the bridge have not been finalized. Since it is not yet ready for public use, the RPC during the developer access period has been disabled, and details of the public RPC will be released once it is ready.

ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, after the "public dissemination" of details regarding early developer access, the Unichain team has disabled its public RPC. However, some users have transferred funds to Unichain through related contracts, and currently, these users' funds are temporarily inaccessible.Morning news, Unichain announced that some details regarding early developer access to the Unichain mainnet have been publicly circulated, but the Unichain mainnet has not yet been launched------and the specifications for the cross-chain bridge have not been finalized.

ChainCatcher news, the public blockchain Zilliqa stated in a post on X early this morning that it has encountered network issues again. The team has identified the vulnerability and will resolve the issue as soon as possible. User funds are in a safe state.Previous news, the public blockchain Zilliqa stated that it has noticed a slowdown in the block production speed of the Zilliqa mainnet, is actively monitoring the situation, and has suspended network transactions. A recovery may be needed, and Zilliqa will make a decision on this soon.

ChainCatcher message, ether.fi posted on X that on September 24, a security incident occurred at its domain registrar Gandi.net. All funds of ether.fi are safe, no related DApp has been attacked, and users can interact with ether.fi securely.

ChainCatcher news, BlockTower Capital founder and CIO Ari Paul opposes CryptoQuant CEO Ki Young Ju's positive view of Zhao Changpeng, stating, "The crimes committed by Zhao Changpeng are the same as those of SBF. If the federal government is willing, they could sentence Zhao Changpeng to life in prison. Zhao Changpeng stole customer deposits and gambled. He has dozens of charges against him, deceiving retail investors in numerous ways. He deliberately facilitated money laundering for criminal organizations and worse. Why is he only charged with a little? Because the federal government is concerned that he might bribe the Emirati sheik to obtain sovereign immunity and abscond with over $30 billion of retail funds, and because the federal government wants a large amount of evidence to prove the industry's guilt in Binance documents."It is noteworthy that the Reuters report cited by Ari Paul accuses Zhao Changpeng of obtaining approximately $11 billion in customer assets through trading firms. In response, CryptoQuant CEO Ki Young Ju referenced the U.S. Department of Justice's statement regarding the charges against Zhao Changpeng, stating that the Reuters report lacks conclusive evidence and only raises indirect suspicions without legal conviction. Furthermore, "the Department of Justice did not accuse Zhao Changpeng of misappropriating customer funds, but rather of conspiring to commit money laundering."Others have also expressed differing opinions on Ari Paul's viewpoint. They argue that it is illogical for someone who has already become a billionaire to choose to steal $30 billion to hold a small country hostage. Additionally, Binance also has clients from the UAE, and "theft" would also face legal repercussions in the UAE.

ChainCatcher news reports that the blockchain security company Asymmetric Research has disclosed a critical vulnerability in Circle's Noble-CCTP (a component of the USDC cross-chain transfer protocol) found on the Cosmos network, and has privately notified Circle. The vulnerability has been promptly fixed, with no loss of user funds or malicious attacks occurring.The security company discovered that malicious actors could bypass the sender verification process of the cross-chain transfer protocol and forge USDC on the Noble bridge. More specifically, the "ReceiveMessage" handler of Noble-CCTP accepts "BurnMessages" from any sender without first verifying that the bridging message was sent from the validated "TokenMessenger" address on the original chain.However, although the vulnerability initially appeared to be an infinite minting flaw, the actual impact is limited due to Noble's minting cap of approximately 35 million USDC.

ChainCatcher message, Binance official stated on social media that they are aware some users are encountering errors when accessing the Binance website. This is due to increased page traffic.The team is investigating the matter, and most issues have been resolved. Users are advised to refresh the website or use the Binance app.Rest assured, user funds are safe.