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Case B – Blockchain Security Service retweeted
#PeckShieldAlert Specter has reported that a #phishing campaign appears to be targeting #Polymarket users, with ~$3M worth of $PUSD drained.
The attacker bridged the stolen funds from #Polygon to #Ethereum and swapped them into ~1,893 $ETH.
Case B – Blockchain Security Service retweeted
The landscape of decentralized AI in 2026 🧠
AI will continue to dominate the tech narrative over the next few years. But crypto won't fade away.
Instead, we're seeing the rise of the intersection between AI and crypto:
- Crypto apps optimized for AI. Agents take part in trading and DeFi
- Open frameworks, coordination layers, and networks for AI agents
- Decentralized infrastructure for compute, inference, model training, and data
AI creates intelligence. Blockchain creates trust.
AI creates value, and blockchain makes that value open, verifiable, and accessible.
This is a normie-friendly starter pack for decentralized AI. Hope you enjoy it.
Case B – Blockchain Security Service retweeted
Q2 2026 is already the most-hacked quarter on record: ~70 hacks, 2X the record
But the total amount hacked ($746M) is a fraction of the previous peaks.
Rather than a few giga exploits, it's been a constant stream of smaller attacks.
Case B – Blockchain Security Service retweeted
#PeckShieldAlert The @veruscoin Bridge exploiter has returned 4,052.4 $ETH (~$8.5M) to the team address: 0xF9AB...C1A74.
The returned funds represent 75% of the stolen total, leaving a 25% bounty (1,350 $ETH, ~$2.8M) in the exploiter's wallet.
To the Verus<->Ethereum Bridge Exploiter:
Members of the Verus community and its developers have discussed a set of terms, detailing the size of the bounty, obligations from your side and ours, and how the funds can be returned.
1. We have agreed that the bounty amount will be 1350 ETH. If you adhere to these terms, we will consider these 1350 ETH a reward for your exposing of a vulnerability, and we would publicly request to all interested parties that the 1350 ETH be considered your legitimate bounty.
2. If the funds are returned to the address 0xF9AB28cB7b72B518e6a351FbdaBe69362cBC1A74, minus 1350 ETH, meaning a total return of 4052.4 ETH within 24 hours after this post, Verus community members and developers, and everyone we currently know to be involved in investigating the event, will halt any existing investigations into you to the best of our ability, and we will not press charges or pursue extralegal consequences. We will consider the address that holds 1350, either as change or if still in the source as the bounty address.
If you return a total of 4052.4 ETH to the address 0xF9AB28cB7b72B518e6a351FbdaBe69362cBC1A74 within the 24 hours specified above, we will understand that as your agreement to these terms, and we will uphold our stated agreement to cease further investigation into you, not initiate new investigation of you, not press charges, and not seek additional consequences. We will also post a public acknowledgement, referencing the 1350 ETH and publicly state that we consider those funds to be your bounty. If further communication is required to come to an agreement, please refer to the following contact points, as mentioned in previous messages:
email: [email protected]
z-address on Verus (for encrypted memo communication): zs1wl6e6qe8z8n8t8jp4qxek5ey53t9xajzwxc75gj72wrcwuq6ha4mdg0v8p6z8wpkz2fhxrqlayc
For confirmation that this offer is coming from the Verus Community, you can see the same message posted on the Verus Discord, in the announcements channel.
Case B – Blockchain Security Service retweeted
🥷🏻 Another day, another hack
@Scallop_io , one of the leading DeFi protocols on @SuiNetwork , has faced an exploit targeting a side contract in the sSUI reward pool.
The hacker managed to drain approximately 150,000 $SUI, but core contracts and user funds remained completely secure.
The team quickly isolated the issue and committed to covering 100% of the losses from their own treasury.
🔎 As of an hour ago, core contracts have been unfrozen and all operations have resumed.
The vulnerability was linked to a deprecated rewards contract and did not affect the protocol's core logic. Deposits and withdrawals are fully functional again - you can breathe a sigh of relief.
🚨 SECURITY INCIDENT NOTICE
We have identified an exploit affecting a side contract related to Scallop’s sSUI spool rewards pool, resulting in a loss of approximately 150K SUI.
The affected contract has been frozen. Our core contracts remain safe and only the sSUI rewards pool was impacted. All other pools are safe.
Scallop will fully cover 100% of the loss.
We are actively investigating and will share further updates soon. Thank you for your patience and continued support. 🐚
Case B – Blockchain Security Service retweeted
Number of people who own Bitcoin
🇮🇳 India: 93M
🇺🇸 United States: 46M
🇨🇳 China: 41M
🇳🇬 Nigeria: 18M
🇻🇳 Vietnam: 17M
🇮🇩 Indonesia: 14M
🇹🇷 Turkey: 12M
🇵🇭 Philippines: 10M
🇧🇷 Brazil: 9M
🇵🇰 Pakistan: 7M
🇲🇽 Mexico: 7M
🇦🇷 Argentina: 7M
🇿🇦 South Africa: 6M
🇹🇭 Thailand: 5M
🇷🇺 Russia: 5M
🇪🇬 Egypt: 4.5M
🇰🇷 South Korea: 4.5M
🇺🇦 Ukraine: 4M
🇨🇴 Colombia: 4M
🇪🇸 Spain: 3.5M
🇬🇧 United Kingdom: 3.5M
🇮🇷 Iran: 3.5M
🇫🇷 France: 3M
🇯🇵 Japan: 3M
🇩🇪 Germany: 2.8M
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Case B – Blockchain Security Service retweeted
We’re launching with support for x402 using USDC stablecoins on @base, with more protocols, payment methods, currencies, and chains to come. Let us know which to prioritize.
And sales tax, refunds, and reporting just work. (You only need to think about crypto if you want to!)
Case B – Blockchain Security Service retweeted
📈 Data centers are getting really huge, with the largest ones under development in the 1-2 GW range.
That’s roughly enough energy to power 1 million homes (according to EpochAI), and at least five of these 1GW+ data centers are expected to come online in 2026. @a16z
Case B – Blockchain Security Service retweeted
A great in‑depth report on startup ecosystems.
The report was created by Startup Genome with data from @crunchbase & @dealroomco - a fascinating 328‑page read.
Here’s the top‑5:
🇺🇸 Silicon Valley
🇺🇸 New York
🇬🇧 London
🇮🇱 Tel Aviv
🇺🇸 Boston & 🇨🇳 Beijing (tied for 5th place)
startupgenome.com/report/gse…
Case B – Blockchain Security Service retweeted
📊 @a16zcrypto dropped “State of Crypto 2025.”
Key takeaways
– 716M people own crypto
– 181M active onchain addresses
– 40–70M monthly onchain users
– Blockchains process 3,400 TPS (100x vs 2020)
– $30B in real-world assets tokenized
– Stablecoins hold $150B in U.S. Treasuries (larger than some nations)
a16zcrypto.com/posts/article…
Case B – Blockchain Security Service retweeted
Hyperliquid’s fully onchain liquidations cannot be compared with underreported CEX liquidations
Hyperliquid is a blockchain where every order, trade, and liquidation happens onchain. Anyone can permissionlessly verify the chain’s execution, including all liquidations and their fair execution for all users. Furthermore, anyone can verify the solvency of the entire system in real time. Transparency and neutrality are key reasons that fully onchain defi is the ideal infrastructure for global finance.
Some CEXs publicly document that they dramatically underreport user liquidations. For example on Binance, even if there are thousands of liquidation orders in the same second, only one is reported. Because liquidations happen in bursts, this could easily be 100x under-reporting under some conditions. Source below.
Hopefully the industry will see transparency and neutrality as important features of the new financial system, and others will follow.
Case B – Blockchain Security Service retweeted
#CertiKStatsAlert 🚨
Combining all the incidents in September we’ve confirmed ~$155.9M lost to exploits.
~$26.4M of the total is attributed to phishing.
September saw 14 incidents (excluding phishing) with initial losses of over $1M, the highest since March 2024.
More details below 👇
Case B – Blockchain Security Service retweeted
#CertiKInsight 🚨
We have seen suspicious activity of @OLAXBT 's $AIO tokens.
Approximately 32M AIOs were withdrawn from multisigs to 0xec75a0bb45a07f6e23760c7fe8fcb2408a74348c and sold for over $2M.
Stay Vigilant!
Case B – Blockchain Security Service retweeted
👀 Even top-tier software like #Safari (@Apple) and @googlechrome isn’t immune.
A zero-day (CVE-2025-6558) hit both browsers this month: actively exploited in the wild before patches dropped.
💡Knowing the tech ≠ being protected. Security demands vigilance, not just expertise.
Update your devices and browsers now. @trmlabs @SlowMist_Team @Beosin_com
Case B – Blockchain Security Service retweeted
🔒 When it comes to fund security in #DeFi & crypto, it’s important to focus not only on counterparty risks but also on your personal setup:
🔎 Wallet configurations
🔎 Private key management
🔎 Online security habits (double-check URLs...)
If you want to take your security seriously, check out this practical guide from @SlowMist_Team
Simple steps can make all the difference. Stay sharp!
🔗 github.com/slowmist/Blockcha…
Case B – Blockchain Security Service retweeted
Using @firefox? Beware of malicious extensions!
Over 40 fake extensions found stealing crypto wallet credentials.
These impersonate trusted tools like @CoinbaseWallet, @MetaMask, @TrustWallet, @phantom, @exodus, @wallet, @keplrwallet, @MyMonero, @BitgetWallet, @leap_wallet , @ethereum Wallet.
Once installed, they quietly exfiltrate wallet secrets, putting your assets at serious risk 🔒
Follow These Tips:
• Install only verified extensions
• Use an extension allowlist & restrict to validated extensions only
• Stay updated & follow basic security rules
🛡 Be cautious with any extension you install
