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According to a report by Jinse Finance, citing two anonymous sources, the Unity game platform is quietly rolling out a fix for a vulnerability that allows third-party code to run in Android-based mobile games, which could potentially target mobile crypto wallets. The sources stated that the affected projects date back to 2017, and added that the vulnerability mainly impacts Android systems, but Windows, macOS, and Linux systems are also affected to varying degrees. According to the sources, Unity has begun privately distributing the fix and standalone patch tools to selected partners, but public guidance is not expected to be released until next Monday or Tuesday.

According to Jinse Finance, on-chain analyst @ai_9684xtpa monitored that the smart money, which bought 7,632 ETH at an average low price of $3,928 on September 26, has once again reduced its position and taken profits today, with a cumulative profit of $3.09 million. At around 3 a.m. today (UTC+8), he placed a limit sell order for 1,000 ETH at $4,510, which has now been mostly filled. So far, he has sold 3,547 ETH and made a profit of $648,000, while the remaining 4,085 ETH from this round still has an unrealized profit of $2.442 million.