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More →Qubic hacked, $1.4 million in tokens frozen
CoinWorld data: The Qubic team announced that approximately 2.94 trillion QUC tokens (worth about $1.4 million) were stolen after hackers exploited a wallet security vulnerability, causing its Layer-1 blockchain to be suspended. Between October 17 and 18, the attackers targeted 1,404 wallets with insufficient randomness in generating recovery seeds, resulting in massive fund losses. Qubic stated that 87.1% of the stolen funds remain within the network, while the remaining 12.9% has been transferred to the MEXC exchange, which froze the receiving accounts within about an hour. The project has not yet announced when blockchain operations will resume and is awaiting a decision from network operators.
The total market capitalization of the crypto market stands at $2.77 trillion.
According to Bijie.com data, the total market capitalization of the crypto market is $2.77 trillion, with a trading volume of $62.246 billion over the past 24 hours.
Qubic network suspends service after attacker exploits weak wallet seeds, losing approximately $1.4 million.
CoinWorld news, according to Cointelegraph, the Qubic network has suspended services after an attacker exploited weak wallet seeds, resulting in the theft of approximately $1.4 million from more than 1,400 accounts.
BTC DVOL指数报38.77点
CoinWorld data: The latest reading of the BTC DVOL index is 38.77 points.
The VIX volatility index daily change is reported at 21.45%.
CoinWorld US stock data: The VIX volatility index rose 21.45% compared with the previous trading day. Compared with the same-caliber snapshot 7 days ago, it was up 18.9527 percentage points.
Mara Holdings transferred 1,000 BTC to a wallet, worth approximately $82.8 million.
According to data from Bijie.com, Mara Holdings appears to be selling Bitcoin, with wallets recently associated with it having deposited 1,000 BTC over the past five days, worth approximately $82.8 million at current prices.
Japan's electricity prices hit a four-year high.
According to CoinWorld news, electricity prices in Japan have hit a four-year high. Due to high fuel costs combined with a decline in power generation caused by scheduled maintenance, Japan's next-day spot electricity prices reached their highest level in nearly four years. According to data from the Japan Electric Power Exchange (JEPX), on Monday the nationwide spot electricity price surged by more than a quarter compared with the previous week, reaching 31.15 yen per kilowatt-hour (about $0.19). Spot prices rose in all major electricity-consuming regions, with the Tokyo area up 19% from the previous week, while prices in the Kansai and Chubu regions rose 61% and 19% respectively over the same period.
Crypto lending vaults grow to $10 billion in assets.
CoinWorld data: The scale of funds in cryptocurrency lending vaults has grown from $4 billion at the beginning of last year to over $10 billion, attracting the attention of regulators in the United States and Europe.
More than $10 billion has flowed into crypto lending vaults, drawing regulatory attention.
According to Cointelegraph, more than $10 billion has flowed into crypto lending vaults, a sharp increase from $4 billion at the beginning of last year, drawing attention from regulators in the United States and Europe.
OpenCode was breached, and OpenAI stepped in to make amends: API quota consumed by the attack will be refunded to users.
CoinWorld news, OpenAI Product and Lead Thibault Sottiaux stated that the team has partnered with OpenCode to help affected OpenAI API customers restore service and refund API credits consumed during the attack. Previously, OpenCode disclosed that a soon-to-be-retired legacy system had been compromised, potentially leaking user-hosted third-party model API keys, affecting 1.4% of Console users. After obtaining the keys, attackers could impersonate users to call paid models, and community users have already reported anomalous charges amounting to hundreds of dollars. In addition to addressing user losses, OpenAI has granted OpenCode Daybreak Blue defensive permissions, allowing vetted security teams to reduce refusals during legitimate defensive tasks.