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ChainCatcher news, according to Protos, the defunct NFT lending platform Parallel Finance is charging users a fee of $500 to help them withdraw assets from the platform. Since Parallel Finance stopped supporting its NFT lending products after a six-month notice period, over $800,000 worth of "blue-chip" NFTs remain locked in its smart contracts. With the platform's front-end support abandoned, non-technical users are unable to manually withdraw their tokens, while the Parallel team is charging high fees to assist them in extracting their assets. Yuga Labs' 0xQuit emphasized this predicament on X and released a step-by-step guide for manually withdrawing assets using the Etherscan blockchain explorer.

ChainCatcher news, according to reports, the virtual currency trading platform AAX has ceased operations since the end of 2022, and customers have been unable to withdraw related virtual assets. Hong Kong police arrested another 39-year-old local man yesterday, suspected of managing the platform. The police stated that after further investigation, the Commercial Crime Bureau identified a man related to the case. This man left Hong Kong in November 2022 and was arrested upon his return to Hong Kong yesterday.

ChainCatcher message, several community members have raised questions on social media platforms like X regarding the Maker treasury funding situation. A core unit team named Deco currently receives funding support of 1.87 million DAI plus 500 MKR per year, but the last time this group spoke in the governance forum was 11 months ago, and their GitHub page and official website are now inaccessible.It is reported that the funding support for Deco began at the end of 2021 and is planned to last for 3 years. At that time, the group's task was to provide a fixed-rate treasury solution.

ChainCatcher news, the now-defunct cryptocurrency exchange Hotbit announced on June 30 that for DF asset holders, the current assets available for withdrawal from the hot wallet amount to approximately $6 million, most of which come from users unable to pay withdrawal fees. These assets will be converted to USDC on Arbitrum and distributed proportionally to DF asset holders; the value of the company's invested liquid and locked assets is approximately $10 million (valued at $100 million at its peak in 2021), and these assets will gradually be converted into "high liquidity assets" on Arbitrum and distributed proportionally to HTB holders.In addition, among Hotbit's portfolio, there is a DEX product inspired by GMX, and the team is willing to use HTB as the platform token. The Hotbit team will also transfer the domain name and remaining assets to the new team; some of the invested assets are still in a long-term accumulation state, and over the next 2-3 years, they will continue to convert unlocked investment assets into "high liquidity assets" for distribution to HTB holders. (source link)