Caldera (ERA) tokens held by a Binance attacker have been frozen, making transfers impossible. This appears to be a measure to block money laundering and theft attempts.

Rollup-as-a-service provider Caldera has introduced a freeze function to Ethereum token contracts, freezing the address of a Binance attacker. The attacker is currently unable to transfer their ERA tokens.

Rollup building service platform Caldera has introduced a freeze function to Ethereum token contracts and frozen the address of a Binance hacker. As a result, ERA tokens held by the attacker are now untransferable.

Approximately $259 million worth of cryptocurrency tokens are scheduled to be unlocked this week. Tokens from multiple projects including PUMP, ARB, and STRK will be released, with PUMP being the largest at $38.86 million. STBL and AIA, which have high unlock ratios relative to their market capitalization, also warrant attention.

The global CoinMarketCap trending #1 was XDP, while Korea saw ERA take the top spot, showing a difference. Doppler Finance, StarkNet, and Caldera received attention, with some assets showing a common upward trend in both markets.