ChainCatcher news, XT.COM officially released a related announcement regarding the previous theft news.Today, it was discovered that the platform wallet with the on-chain address: 0xdb3ded7731c781224ec292e2163d9554c094fd7c has abnormal asset transfers out, and the technical department is currently conducting an active investigation. Upon verification, the amount involved is around 1 million U (12 cryptocurrencies), and this asset belongs to the platform's own assets, which will not harm the interests of any customers or users.In addition, XT.COM stated that since its establishment, the platform's asset reserves have always been managed at 1.5 times the user funds, and it plans to launch a Merkle tree asset proof system in mid-December to further enhance the transparency and security of the exchange.

ChainCatcher message, the Web3 fraud prevention and browser extension Pocket Universe posted on the X platform, stating that it has detected a hack on the Parcl official website frontend, which will extract tokens from users' Solana wallets and display false tx results in Phantom.

ChainCatcher news, according to Bitcoin.com, the Singapore Police Force (SPF) and the Cyber Security Agency (CSA) have issued a joint warning regarding "Crypto drainer" malware, which steals cryptocurrency from wallets. Authorities warn that as digital assets become increasingly popular, cybercriminals are increasingly using various Crypto drainers to conduct phishing attacks on cryptocurrency wallet owners.

ChainCatcher news, Justin Sun stated that the HTX and Heco cross-chain bridge suffered a hacker attack. HTX will fully compensate for the losses of HTX hot wallet assets and has currently suspended user deposits and withdrawals. HTX is investigating the specific reasons for the hacker attack, and once the investigation is complete and the cause is identified, services will be restored.

ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, FTX co-founder Gary Wang testified in the SBF trial that in November 2022, the customer balances at FTX matched the assets held in the hot wallet, with one significant exception: a hidden liability of $8 billion named "fiat@".As customers began withdrawing assets from FTX in November 2022, SBF asked Gary Wang to calculate how much money Alameda Research needed to deposit into the exchange to cover the outflows. Wang testified on the fourth day of the SBF trial, under direct questioning from government prosecutors, that excluding Alameda Research's accounts, the total customer balances at FTX matched the assets in FTX's hot wallet. However, unbeknownst to him, there were issues with his calculations.He testified that he only got the full picture when SBF asked him if he included "our Korean friends" in his calculations. Wang was confused and sought confirmation from another former FTX executive, Nishad Singh, who told Wang that "Korean friends" actually referred to the $8 billion "fiat@" hole at the core of FTX's collapse.The fiat@ account balance in FTX's internal database had been reallocated to an account named "seoyuncharles88@gmail.com," which was granted special privileges so that Alameda Research would not have to pay interest on the credit line. Wang also confirmed that SBF was aware that FTX's financial situation was more transparent to the public and investors, while Alameda's financial situation was not.

ChainCatcher news, Nansen tweeted that Binance held $69.5 billion in cryptocurrency over a month ago, but due to large withdrawals and market fluctuations, the current figure has dropped to $54.7 billion.In addition, Nansen added that the statistics mentioned above are based on the wallets publicly disclosed by Binance, involving multiple chains such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Tron, etc. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, distributed capital partner Shen Bo posted on Twitter, "I commonly use a wallet ending in 894, with a total of 42 M worth of assets, including 38 M USDC, which was stolen on November 10 at midnight New York time. The stolen assets are personal funds and are unrelated to distributed-related funds. A local report has been filed, and the FBI and lawyers are already involved. Civilization and justice will ultimately triumph over barbarism and evil; this is an iron law of human society, it's just a matter of time."

ChainCatcher news, on social media, on-chain analyst Lookonchain stated that on-chain detective ZachXBT revealed that the cryptocurrency exchange Gate.io was hacked by North Korean hackers on April 21, 2018, resulting in a theft of $230 million, which has not been disclosed to customers to this day. On-chain data shows that the first transaction from Gate.io's hot wallet also occurred on April 21, 2018, indicating that Gate.io concealed the fact that funds were stolen.In addition, Lookonchain also stated that by analyzing four wallets of Gate.io on Ethereum, it was found that Gate.io only has $479 million in assets. Gate.io holds 71.3651 million GT and 3,139,008,926,439 SHIB, which together account for 61% of total assets. Gate.io only holds 53,930 ETH and 31.98 million USDT, which together account for only 21% of total assets. (Source link)