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- 00:44MegaETH public sale has currently raised $628 million, oversubscribed by 12.5 times.According to official data reported by ChainCatcher, MegaETH's public sale has currently raised $628 million, with an oversubscription rate of 12.5 times. The public sale will end in 1 day and 12 hours.
- 00:44SlowMist Cosine: North Korean hacker malware SilentSiphon can steal data from Apple Notes, Telegram, and other applicationsAccording to ChainCatcher, citing SlowMist's Cosine, the North Korea-linked malware SilentSiphon is capable of extracting data from Apple Notes, Telegram, and browser extensions. It can also obtain credentials from browsers and password managers, as well as confidential information from configuration files related to numerous services. Users should enhance their security awareness, regularly update software versions, avoid downloading applications from unknown sources, and use reliable security software for protection.
- 00:44Visa announces support for four additional stablecoins, operating on four public blockchains and covering two fiat currencies.ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, payment giant Visa announced that it will add support for four stablecoins, which operate on four different blockchains. CEO Ryan McInerney stated during the company's fourth-quarter earnings call on Tuesday that the company is "adding support for four stablecoins, which run on four unique blockchains, covering two fiat currencies. We can accept and convert them into more than 25 traditional fiat currencies." McInerney revealed that Visa card spending related to stablecoins in the fourth quarter increased fourfold compared to the same period last year. Since 2020, Visa has facilitated over $14 billions in cryptocurrency and stablecoin flows, including users purchasing more than $10 billions in cryptocurrency and stablecoin assets using Visa credentials.