Safe Q2 交易量创纪录近 1.3 亿笔,智能账户使用持续复合增长
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Squid was attacked, and approximately $3 million was stolen from 86 Gnosis Safe servers within about two hours.
According to Foresight News , Blockaid monitoring indicates that the SquidRouterModule, a cross-linked protocol on the Ethereum and Base networks, is under continuous attack. Approximately $3 million worth of 86 Gnosis Safe tokens were stolen in about two hours, and all stolen tokens were exchanged for DAI through a Uniswap V3 pool controlled by the attackers.
Gnosis Pay security incident update: Operations will be restored in batches, and affected users will have an equivalent amount of funds pre-deposited into their new accounts.
According to Foresight News , Gnosis Pay has released an update on the security incident, stating that the issue is now under control. The company anticipates resuming operations in batches starting Wednesday evening (GMT+2), and gradually restoring normal card usage functionality thereafter. Regarding the handling of user assets, Gnosis Pay stated that all users will receive a new CardSafe linked to their existing bank cards and identity information. Affected users' new accounts will have an equivalent amount of funds pre-deposited into them; unaffected users will need to complete the migration from the old version of PaySafe to the new version. According to a previous report by Foresight News , Gnosis Pay was hacked on June 1, and its co-founder advised users to withdraw all funds.
Gnosis co-founder: We are taking several emergency measures to control the losses, including requiring cross-chain bridge validators to suspend related bridging operations.
BlockBeats reported on June 1st that Gnosis co-founder Martin Köppelmann responded to the attack, stating that the security incident was related to a vulnerability in the Zodiac Delay Module. Attackers were able to initiate transactions from Safe wallets configured with this delay module, posing a financial risk. The team is currently taking several emergency measures to control the damage, including requesting cross-chain bridge validators to suspend related bridging operations and continuously assessing the scope and extent of the impact.
Vana acquired the Memory team; an upgraded version of its application is now available for beta testing.
According to Foresight News , decentralized data network Vana has announced the acquisition of the Memory Protocol team, an open data protocol within the Base ecosystem. Jack Spallone, the head of Memory, has joined Vana to lead the integration of related technologies. The specific acquisition price was not disclosed. Simultaneously, an upgraded version of the Vana app has been launched for beta testing. This upgrade provides users with a personal data server deployed locally on their devices, controlled by the users themselves. It can connect to Spotify listening history, Ora sleep data, calendars, and cross-platform conversations, among other information. Data is stored locally, not on platform servers, and users can independently grant or revoke access permissions to third-party applications.
Bilibili (Bilibili.com) has launched a beta test of its web content publishing platform, "Toy".
Mars Finance reported on July 8th that Bilibili (Bilibili.com) launched a small-scale beta test of its web content publishing platform, "Toy," in June. The platform allows users to easily publish locally created web pages as interactive works that are directly accessible and playable on the platform. Content creators (UPs) can develop their own content or use AI tools such as AI Agent and Vibe coding to quickly generate and iterate. It is reported that the Toy platform has accumulated over 8.5 million user experiences. (Wide Angle Observation)
Ondo Perps' public beta launch saw $100 million in trading volume within 24 hours.
Odaily Odaily that Ondo Perps achieved a trading volume of $100 million within 24 hours of its public beta launch, with thousands of traders participating since then. Built on Ondo Finance technology, Ondo Perps is a platform that allows users to directly use tokenized stocks and ETF holdings as margin for perpetual contracts, offering non-US investors up to 20x leverage and covering popular assets such as Tesla (TSLA), Nvidia (NVDA), and Apple (AAPL), as well as commodities like gold and silver.