Odaily Planet Daily reports that Wasabi Protocol released a security incident update, stating that attackers exploited a configuration vulnerability in its AWS infrastructure's Spring Boot Actuator to steal private keys controlling EVM smart contracts and steal approximately $4.8 million in user funds and $900,000 in protocol vault funds. The attack chain originated from a public server used for analysis, whose Actuator heap dump was not properly password protected. This allowed attackers to obtain credentials from another server and ultimately gain control of the smart contract's private keys. This incident only affected EVM deployments, including some vaults on Ethereum, Base, Blast, and Berachain. Solana deployments and the Prop AMM were unaffected. Wasabi Protocol stated that it has not yet provided a final compensation plan for users, but "compensating all affected users" remains the team's top priority. Future updates on the investigation's progress will be released on the Discord community.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that Polymarket has announced the latest progress on its feature updates, including the introduction of latency spam mitigation measures to ensure order placement and cancellation, fixing the "insufficient balance/authorization" error, and addressing another core issue affecting limit orders, which is expected to be resolved in the coming days. Furthermore, Polymarket stated that it has identified and banned multiple clusters of "ghost-fill" accounts, all of which were created before the deposit wallet system went live. Accounts exhibiting "ghost-fill" behavior will be identified and banned, and the deposit wallet system will prevent violating accounts from creating new accounts in bulk. More updates will be released in the coming week to resolve previous legacy issues.

Token | Trading Volume 【TIA】77.79 million 【TON】65.32 million 【UNI】156.38 million 【LGNS】9.28 million 【LPT】1.31 million 【APT】12.55 million 【SUI】581.78 million 【BTC】2.47 billion 【JU】42.64 million 【PI】1.51 million

According to Huoxun Finance, analyst Tom Wan's monitoring shows that although LayerZero has apologized for communication issues regarding the security incident, several protocols with a combined TVL of approximately $2 billion have announced their migration to Chainlink CCIP, including KelpDAO ($1.5 billion), SolvProtocol ($600 million), and re ($200 million). Currently, leading assets still using the LayerZero OFT standard include USDe/sUSDe (Ethena), weETH (EtherFi), USDT0 (Tether), thBILL (Theo), and WBTC (Bitgo). The specific migration progress is subject to project announcements. Previously, LayerZero admitted that its internal RPC was attacked by the Lazarus Group and that it had mistakenly set LayerZero Labs DVN as a high-value transaction 1/1 validator node, posing a single point of failure.

According to GMGN data, the Ethereum blockchain token Sato has continued its upward trend and hit a new all-time high, currently priced at $1.71, with a daily increase of over 77%. Related warnings indicate that the token's price is highly volatile, and investors should be aware of the risks.