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1. Drift disclosed attack details: multi-signature was breached and the attack was executed using pre-signed transactions; 2. Vitalik shared a local private LLM solution, emphasizing privacy and security as top priorities; 3. Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs: The whole country stands united and will continue to resist as long as the war continues; 4. A certain exchange CEO: Will personally engage in Bitcoin anti-quantum research; 5. Pakistan: Currently, no US delegation has arrived for talks on the Iran issue; 6. Metaplanet increased its BTC holdings by 5,075 in Q1, bringing the total to 40,177; 7. The Drift hacker bought 1,195 ETH in the past 5 minutes, with a cumulative holding reaching 130,300; 8. A certain address transferred 12.43% of STO token’s circulating supply to an exchange; 9. Iran: If enemy ground troops attack, they will be completely annihilated; 10. Machi Big Brother deposited $300,000 to continue going long on ETH, with total losses exceeding $31.29 million.

According to ChainCatcher, Solana Foundation Chief Product Officer Vibhu Norby stated on X that Drift Protocol has confirmed an attack, with the specific source still under investigation. This incident was not caused by a program or smart contract vulnerability; it is more likely related to operational security or social engineering attacks. It is also important to clarify that although this event occurred with a project based in the Solana ecosystem, in theory any protocol relying on multi-signature mechanisms on any chain could face similar risks. Therefore, the Drift security incident is an isolated case and does not indicate any systemic problems with Solana DeFi or related products. Once the full investigation is complete, the industry may gain valuable lessons from this event, and the Solana DeFi community will promptly recover and rebuild.

Golden Ten Data reported on April 2 that Sam Kerr of Mergermarket stated that the ongoing market downturn triggered by the Middle East war may weaken the scale of SpaceX's initial public offering (IPO). The decline in US stock indices will limit the windows available for the company to go public. According to The Wall Street Journal, a confidential document submitted to the US Securities and Exchange Commission shows that SpaceX is likely to be listed in July. "Launching any deal in a weak market—no matter how high quality the company—will restrict the valuation you can achieve," Kerr said. He added that the anticipated size of the IPO itself increases the challenges SpaceX faces, though Musk may be hoping to boost demand by attracting retail investors.