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The cross-chain network Everclear officially announced on social media that it has decided to end the operations of the Everclear Foundation and Labs, and to stop product development. Currently, the protocol has been shut down, and the Everclear UI and chain have ceased operation. The team stated that the remaining TVL in the protocol has been fully withdrawn, and to their knowledge, no user funds are trapped.Regarding the reasons for the shutdown, Everclear stated that although the monthly trading volume had previously reached $500 million, the team failed to establish sufficient commercial depth and convert it into effective revenue due to users' high price sensitivity in the cross-chain solver field. Additionally, the team exhausted its funds (runway) during the transition to a B2B2C model over the past six months, and several acquisition proposals explored were also unsuccessful.For future arrangements, Everclear is conducting an orderly liquidation to address outstanding debts. The team stated that if there are remaining funds after the debts are settled, they will explore repurchasing existing tokens, with a potential total repurchase amount estimated between $50,000 and $200,000, but this has not yet been finalized. Furthermore, the foundation is considering open-sourcing the protocol's intellectual property (IP) to give the DAO the option to continue advancing work under new management; currently, the DAO itself is still operational.

The privacy protocol Umbra has shut down its hosted frontend website to prevent attackers from using the protocol to transfer stolen funds from recent security incidents.Umbra stated that approximately $800,000 had been transferred through its protocol, but the protocol is only used to hide the identity of the recipient, and the related transactions can still be tracked on-chain. This measure comes after the Kelp protocol was attacked, resulting in losses exceeding $280 million. Umbra stated that it will restore frontend services once it is confirmed that asset recovery efforts are not affected, but it cannot prevent users from continuing to use the protocol through smart contracts or self-hosted frontends.

According to official news, the Blockaid system has detected a front-end attack targeting Cowswap, and the website COW[.]FI has been marked as a malicious site. If the user's wallet is connected, please revoke authorization immediately and avoid any interaction with this DApp.

According to The Block, stablecoin issuer Tether has made a strategic investment in Supreme Liquid Labs, the parent company of the Hyperliquid mobile interface Dreamcash.Recently, Dreamcash deployed 10 perpetual contract markets for real-world assets (RWA) collateralized by USDT 0 through Hyperliquid's HIP-3 permissionless standard. This batch of markets is provided liquidity by Selini Capital and covers commodities such as the S&P 500 index, gold, and silver, as well as individual stocks like Tesla, Nvidia, Google, Amazon, Meta, Robinhood, Intel, and Microsoft.Tether's investment will support Dreamcash's CASH market with a weekly incentive program of $200,000, distributing rewards based on users' USDT trading volume share. Dreamcash did not disclose the specific amount of the investment, stating that the program aims to lower the entry barrier for users and incentivize early participants.

MegaETH announced on the X platform that its mainnet is fully launched and the ecosystem frontend The Rabbithole has been introduced. Its main features include helping users discover running and upcoming applications, bridging and exchanging assets, and receiving notifications about ecosystem events.

According to the official announcement, the decentralized security project Hats Finance has announced on the X platform that Hats.finance will be permanently shutting down its hosted operations, as it believes that continuing to operate a centralized user interface (UI) and servers is no longer sustainable, and there are currently no plans to adopt a new legal or operational framework to continue this hosted structure.The current arrangements are as follows: The user front-end and back-end (UI and servers) hosted by Hats.finance are expected to go offline on December 31, 2025, and most functionalities relying on this hosted structure will be gradually phased out; the Hats protocol is still deployed on-chain and managed by the DAO, with core contracts designed to run continuously as per the code.Currently, the user front-end has provided an IPFS-based version, and as long as this version is still providing services, users may access it through public gateways. However, since payments to the current fixed service providers (such as Pinata) will cease, its continued availability and performance cannot be guaranteed. Users can submit withdrawal requests through the hosted UI until December 17, after which they will need to interact directly with the contract to complete withdrawals.

ChainCatcher message, Supremacy founder Yi stated on social media that there is a vulnerability in the frontend of the stablecoin protocol Angle Protocol, and users should be aware of the risks and avoid interacting with it.

ChainCatcher news, Fuzzland co-founder Chaofan Shou tweeted that the vulnerability in the lending protocol Morpho's frontend (Bundler3) has been fixed.

ChainCatcher message, Fuzzland co-founder Chaofan Shou posted on the X platform that the front-end component Bundler3 of the lending protocol Morpho has a security vulnerability, advising users to avoid interacting through the front end.Shou emphasized that only the "Multicall" function is affected, and the other functions are safe. If users need to withdraw funds, it is recommended to execute the Withdraw function directly through the contract. Currently, user funds themselves are not affected.

ChainCatcher news, Slow Mist posted on platform X stating that the devices of Safe developers were compromised, leading to the injection of malicious code into the frontend, which intercepted and modified transaction parameters. After a quick verification, it was found that there was indeed malicious code behind the js files of the Safe frontend, and the related address (0xbdd077f651ebe7f7b3ce16fe5f2b025be2969516) is involved in the malicious execution contract that siphoned off 1.5 billion assets from ByBit.

ChainCatcher news, Safe responded on platform X to Bybit's hacking forensic report, stating that the forensic review of the targeted attack by the Lazarus Group on Bybit concluded that the attack on Bybit Safe was executed through compromised Safe{Wallet} developer machines, leading to disguised malicious transactions.Lazarus is a government-backed North Korean hacking organization known for its complex social engineering attacks on developer credentials, sometimes combined with zero-day vulnerabilities. The forensic review by external security researchers did not indicate any vulnerabilities in the Safe smart contracts or the source code of the front end and services.Following the recent incident, the Safe{Wallet} team conducted a thorough investigation and has now phased the restoration of Safe{Wallet} on the Ethereum mainnet. The Safe{Wallet} team has completely rebuilt and reconfigured all infrastructure and rotated all credentials to ensure the complete elimination of the attack vector.After the final results of the investigation are released, the Safe{Wallet} team will publish a complete post-mortem analysis. The Safe{Wallet} front end is still operational and has implemented additional security measures. However, users need to be extra cautious and vigilant when signing transactions.

ChainCatcher message, according to official news, the Safe security team is working closely with Bybit to conduct an ongoing investigation.Currently, no evidence has been found that the official Safe frontend has been compromised. However, out of caution, Safe{Wallet} has temporarily suspended certain features. User safety is our top priority, and more updates will be provided as soon as possible.

ChainCatcher news, the cross-chain liquidity protocol Stargate tweeted that the TON mainnet has launched Stargate, allowing users to cross-chain to TON from the Stargate frontend. Yesterday, LayerZero was deployed to TON.

ChainCatcher message, the DEX protocol Ambient Finance on the Scroll chain stated on platform X that the domain has been hijacked and is currently working with the ban team and the domain registrar to resolve the issue as soon as possible. The contract is completely safe, and funds are secure. However, please do not interact with the Ambient Finance frontend until further notice.

ChainCatcher news, the encrypted front-end hosting solution EarthFast announced the completion of a $1.4 million Pre-Seed funding round, led by TheGP and Nascent, with participation from Bodhi Ventures, Infinex founder Kain Warwick, and Audius co-founder Roneil Rumburg.According to reports, EarthFast was initially launched in 2022 as a community project called Armada Network. EarthFast's first product is a front-end hosting solution that allows projects to transfer the responsibility of updating and deploying websites to a DAO, governance contract, or any other on-chain entity.

ChainCatcher news, Ethena Labs posted on X that its team has closely collaborated with the registrar and has regained control of the domain name, and the protocol has not been affected. Currently, the Ethena frontend has been restored, and the system has not been compromised.Previous news, according to the official announcement from Ethena Labs, the domain registration account of Ethena was recently compromised, and the team has taken measures to temporarily disable the website to protect user safety. The official statement emphasizes that the protocol has not been affected, and funds are safe.

ChainCatcher news, according to the official announcement from Ethena Labs, the domain registration account of Ethena was recently compromised, and the team has taken measures to temporarily disable the website to protect user safety. The official emphasized that the protocol was not affected and funds are safe.Ethena Labs has now regained control of the domain and has collaborated with multiple parties to block phishing sites. The only valid official domain is ethena[.]fi, and the team will relaunch the frontend website after completing further investigations. Ethena reminds users not to interact with any counterfeit Ethena applications or websites.

ChainCatcher news, Zypher Network announced on social media that it now supports developers using the Cocos Creator engine for frontend development, with backend integration of ZK components to quickly develop Telegram games based on the TON chain. Zypher Network mentioned that this innovation allows for the rapid expansion of Web2 games on Telegram into dApps, effectively assisting existing Web2 games based on Telegram to transition to a more decentralized model, which will significantly lower the barrier for developers to create games on the TON network.It is reported that Zypher Network is a game asset protocol driven by Zk and AI, with a ZK-Proof mining incentive layer ensuring the security and verifiability of game data. It supports both the EVM ecosystem and the TON ecosystem, and is the first project to support zk verification on TON (The Open Network), having already achieved zk game development on the TON chain. Zypher Network has established strategic partnerships with several zk projects, including: Risc Zero, Gevulot, Ingonyama, Polyhedra, etc., and will launch the ZK-Proof mining network within the next two months.