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In the domestic cryptocurrency market, WLD, XRP, and ONDO are attracting attention with higher trading volumes compared to overseas. WLD, in particular, had a domestic share 23.9 times higher than overseas. In contrast, HYPE and BNB recorded more active trading volumes overseas. CC showed the highest Kimchi premium, while some stocks showed a negative premium.
Cosmos Hub halted block production for approximately 24.5 hours to recover ATOM that flowed in due to a Neutron governance attack. Validators restarted the network after applying a patch, recovering 1.22 million ATOM. The attack originated from Neutron, and the Hub itself was not hacked.
Despite positive signals such as a $2.4 billion inflow into spot Bitcoin ETFs, trading volume for RWA futures has sharply declined. Macroeconomic burdens and a lack of new themes have created a divergence in market sentiment, with regulatory discussions and ensuring network stability emerging as key challenges.
ETF Opportunities Trust has set a new effective date of October 23, 2026, for multiple REX-Osprey funds, including those focused on SUI, NEAR, AAVE, ADA, ATOM, and AVAX, after amending its registration statement.
Bitget experienced a $388M security breach due to a third-party vulnerability, leading to unauthorized withdrawals. The exchange has resumed BTC withdrawals and plans to restore ETH and USDT services soon, assuring users that losses are covered by its Protection Fund.
Despite the Fed's interest rate hike and the surge in long-term Treasury yields, the cryptocurrency market showed defensive strength, primarily in large-cap assets, with an increase in Bitcoin dominance and a prevalence of short position liquidations. The resolution of regulatory uncertainty surrounding staking tokens, coupled with exchange-related issues, suggests a potential market restructuring.
Cosmos Hub validators have secured 1.23 million ATOM tokens associated with the Neutron exploit, but their return is pending. Bitget has resumed withdrawals, while CoinEx is terminating spot trading. The US SEC has provided guidelines for classifying staking tokens, and Xano rolled back its chain in response to a vulnerability.
Cosmos Hub validators have recovered 1.23 million ATOM stolen during the Neutron exploit. However, the refund of these funds will be decided after a governance vote. The assets will be securely held until the vote passes.
Cosmos Hub voters overwhelmingly rejected a proposal to return 1.22 million ATOM tokens recovered from a Neutron exploit and reward the attacker. The proposal received 95% 'no' votes, though low turnout leaves its ultimate fate uncertain.
Cosmos Hub has temporarily secured 1.22 million ATOM tokens linked to an attack on Neutron. CME has launched futures trading for Stellar Lumens. Forward Industries has raised funds to acquire Solana, and SlashWallet now supports stablecoin transfers. Binance will halt UAH deposits/withdrawals and USDT trading.
The Cosmos Hub is temporarily holding 1,227,121 ATOM, transferred from an attacker-linked address in connection with the Neutron governance attack. These funds will be secured in a 4/6 multisig address until the Neutron network is operational again.
Neutron's governance proposal was manipulated, leading to a $4.4M theft. An attacker exploited the system by buying NTRN and staking it before a proposal passed, gaining control of contracts. Cosmos Hub validators halted the chain to recover funds, moving ATOM to a new address.
The Cosmos Hub has resumed operation after an approximately 25-hour suspension. 1,227,121 ATOMs were moved from the Neutron attacker's wallet to a new address, valued at approximately $2.1 million. Validators had halted the network to prevent further ATOM movements resulting from the attack.
Neutron governance was manipulated, leading to the theft of $4.4 million. The Cosmos Hub halted the chain to freeze the attacker's ATOM. The total estimated damage is approximately $9.4 million, with the attacker purchasing NTRN with USDC to manipulate the proposal.
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The Cosmos Hub has finally resumed operations after about 25 hours of halted block production. This network disruption was the aftermath of an attack targeting a vulnerability in the Neutron governance system. Fortunately, it has been confirmed that the Hub's internal funds remain safe, avoiding the worst-case scenario.
However, on-chain surveillance remains on high alert. The movement of 1.22 million ATOM (approximately $2.1 million) from the stolen funds to a new wallet address has been detected. The community and security analysis teams are staying vigilant for any further attempts at money laundering or deposits into exchanges.
This incident serves as a clear example of how security risks can propagate throughout the Cosmos ecosystem, which prides itself on deep inter-chain connectivity. While the network has been restored, security coordination with other connected app-chains will likely be the key challenge moving forward. Let's keep a close watch on the hacker's ATOM movements!
The Cosmos Hub is set to restart after approximately 25 hours of downtime. 1.22 million ATOM tokens (worth about $2.1 million) that were stolen have been moved to a new address. This follows a governance attack on Neutron that resulted in asset theft, and the Cosmos Hub is preparing a response update.
Cosmos Hub resumes block production after a 25-hour halt. In the first block post-halt, 1.22 million ATOM (worth $2.1 million) were moved from an attacker's wallet to a new address. The incident originated from a Neutron governance attack, where the attacker attempted to steal assets worth approximately $9.4 million. Cosmos Hub's own funds were not affected.
Iran suggests the possibility of reopening the Strait of Hormuz within 7 days. Brazil ranks first in virtual asset adoption index. Cosmos Hub resumes block generation after Neutron governance attack. Polygon plans to burn 100 million POL. KB Securities pushes for tokenized funds. Silvia holds 5,130 Bitcoins. High-net-worth individuals' virtual asset holding rate is 66.7%, but the rate of inclusion in long-term plans is low. US Federal Reserve hints at possibility of further interest rate hikes. UK inflation rate at 3.1%. Silk Bank supports Tether purchases and remittances.
Cosmos Hub resumed block production after halting it for over 24 hours in response to a Neutron governance exploit. The attacker targeted approximately $9.5 million but only managed to drain about 20% of the funds. This incident highlights the cascading security threats within the Cosmos ecosystem.
The Cosmos Hub has restarted its network and normalized block production following a halt on ATOM transfers due to a Neutron governance exploit. The network is currently operating normally, and continuous monitoring will be in place to maintain stability.
