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According to the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission, Victory Securities Limited has been reprimanded and fined HKD 1.7 million for violating regulatory requirements, and its responsible personnel's licenses have been temporarily revoked.Previously, Hong Kong Victory Securities announced in February this year that it would close all virtual currency trading functions for users with mainland Chinese identities, retaining only withdrawal permissions and no longer supporting deposits and new transactions. The platform's gradual tightening of services for mainland users includes previous measures such as prohibiting purchases and suspending new address verification, aimed at complying with the regulatory requirements of the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission and relevant policies in the mainland.

According to Decrypt, the cross-chain bridge protocol Allbridge has suspended its Core protocol due to a flash loan attack, with the attacker having stolen approximately $1.65 million in assets from the Solana stablecoin liquidity pool.According to analysis by blockchain security firms PeckShield and CertiK, the attacker borrowed $1.12 million in flash loan funds through the Solana lending protocol Kamino, and then manipulated the price mechanism within the Allbridge pool through multiple stablecoin exchange operations to exchange assets at a low price, subsequently transferring the funds across chains to an Ethereum address.During the attack, the attacker exchanged several thousand dollars in USDT to obtain approximately $2.24 million in USDC, and then bridged the funds to Ethereum for further dispersal. It is currently unclear whether some of the funds can still be recovered.Allbridge stated that the team has suspended the Core protocol for security reasons and has requested affected liquidity providers to withdraw their funds immediately. Due to the attack causing an imbalance in the liquidity pool, some traders profited from arbitrage opportunities. Allbridge has called on relevant users to return their profits, stating that the funds will be used to compensate affected LPs.The team indicated that there is no further risk to user funds at this time and will release a detailed incident analysis report after completing the investigation, while also planning to relaunch the Core protocol after removing the liquidity pool. This is the second time Allbridge has encountered a similar flash loan attack. In April 2023, the protocol's BNB Chain liquidity pool suffered a loss of approximately $573,000 due to a similar vulnerability, after which the project team stated that they had recovered most of the funds and adjusted the liquidity calculation mechanism.

According to official news, Kimi stated that in the past 48 hours, the demand for Kimi K3 has exceeded expectations, and GPU resources are nearing the current capacity limit. To ensure the experience of existing subscription users, the platform has temporarily suspended new subscriptions, and current subscribed users will not be affected. Kimi mentioned that it is working to expand computing power as soon as possible and will gradually open new subscription slots in batches.Meanwhile, the platform will split the membership system into two types of plans in the future: one for Kimi members on the Kimi web portal, App, and Work, and the other for Kimi Code members focused on programming workflows, to more accurately match computing resources and maintain service stability.

According to official news, the DeFi protocol DeltaDeFi announced that due to a lack of operating funds, all operational activities will be suspended starting today, and development and maintenance work will also be halted. The official statement indicated that the team is currently evaluating subsequent plans and promises to return funds to users, provided that the minimum UTXO requirements are met.

The perpetual contract DEX Ostium has confirmed that there is an anomaly in its OLP treasury. All trading on the platform has been suspended, and the team is investigating the related issues.

According to CoinDesk, Grayscale's Chief Financial Officer Edward McGee has resigned for personal reasons, effective July 2. The company stated that his departure was not due to any disagreements regarding the company's operations, policies, or practices, and appointed Kathryn Masci and Daniel Plourde as interim co-Chief Financial Officers, with Masci also serving as Chief Financial and Accounting Officer and joining the board. This personnel adjustment comes months after the departure of John Hoffman, the head of distribution and partnerships, who joined Ondo Finance. Currently, Grayscale has suspended its IPO preparations, having previously submitted a confidential application for a U.S. listing last November.

According to Jinshi citing the latest news from TASS, a senior Iranian official stated that due to threats from the U.S., Iran has officially suspended negotiations with the United States regarding a final solution.

Summer.fi officially announced that it has suffered an attack and has suspended all vaults under the Lazy Summer Protocol. An investigation into the root cause is currently underway, and updates will be provided continuously.

According to Protos, the Estonia-based cryptocurrency exchange Coinmetro has announced that it has submitted a restructuring application to the local court. The platform stated that this move is due to "a special situation caused by the bankruptcy of a financial service provider," and has fully suspended user registration, deposits, and withdrawals since June 22.Coinmetro CEO Kevin Murcko revealed that the failure of the related provider actually occurred years ago, but as the July 1 deadline for compliance with the EU's Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA) approaches, this legacy funding gap has had a substantial and fatal impact on the company's balance sheet. Additionally, reports indicate that Coinmetro is currently facing issues in Estonia, including overdue annual reports and unpaid taxes, and was sued last August by the bankruptcy trustee Prime Trust, seeking to recover approximately $1.2 million that was withdrawn before its collapse.

Taiko released a security incident update on platform X, stating that the incident has been brought under control, the cross-chain bridge and vault have been suspended, and funds can no longer be withdrawn. The cross-chain bridge is offline in both directions, and pending transactions are in a suspended state rather than lost. More information will be announced soon.

Taiko posted on platform X stating that all Proposers (nodes responsible for producing new blocks) have suspended block production. Taiko mentioned that the team is currently investigating the breach of the chain state validation mechanism and is continuously assessing the scope of the incident's impact and subsequent response measures. Previously, Taiko confirmed that its chain state validation mechanism had been compromised and advised users to immediately withdraw funds from cross-chain bridges deployed on Taiko.

According to a report by Reuters, informed sources revealed that the U.S. government has currently postponed adding Chinese AI startup DeepSeek, memory chip manufacturer Changxin Storage (CXMT), and more than 100 other companies marked as "national security risks" to the U.S. Department of Commerce's trade blacklist (entity list). The report pointed out that this move by the Trump administration aims to avoid escalating tensions with Beijing.It is reported that the aforementioned companies had already received approval for inclusion from the U.S. interagency committee last year, but the Department of Commerce has not publicly announced any new additions to the entity list since October of last year, marking the longest update stagnation period in over a decade. In addition, some other Chinese companies marked as potential sanction targets for allegedly providing equipment related to Russian drones, selling restricted Nvidia chips to Chinese universities, or manufacturing unmanned devices for the Chinese military have also not been formally included on the list.

RetoSwap disclosed on platform X that the team received a report at 2:02 AM (Beijing time) today that the Haveno trading protocol was under attack. They immediately set the minimum client version to 2.0 through the filter function and suspended trading, as well as banned the attacker's onion address. RetoSwap stated that the team was not attacked, and the vulnerability lies at the Haveno protocol level. The losses seem to be limited to large cryptocurrency asset orders, and fiat currency traders were not affected. The team is evaluating plans to assist affected traders in recovery. Trading will resume after the protocol is fixed.Previously, on May 21, it was reported that RetoSwap lost approximately $2.7 million due to vulnerabilities in the Haveno protocol.

Haedal posted on platform X that the team recently monitored an abnormal decrease in liquidity in some of Haedal's Vault pools. As a precaution, related contracts have been suspended, and an investigation is underway to determine the root cause to prevent further impact.The affected range is limited to a few Vault pools, and other products are safe and unaffected. All related direct losses will be fully borne by Haedal. The team will provide a more detailed investigation update after the analysis is completed.

Syscoin posted on platform X to provide the community with a preliminary update regarding the recent cross-chain bridge security incident involving 5 billion SYS tokens. The bridging service has been suspended, and the team is investigating and fixing the validation issues. The attacker exploited a validation vulnerability in the cross-chain bridge process to create unauthorized SYS outputs on the UTXO side.The affected funds have been transferred and split, and the team is tracking and coordinating with exchanges and ecosystem partners to prevent the contaminated UTXOs from being deposited, traded, or further distributed. The team has identified a fix and advises users not to interact with the cross-chain bridge until it is restored.

According to The Block, New York Supreme Court Judge Kathy J. King signed an order to suspend the litigation seeking to claim ownership of 39,069 dormant Bitcoin wallets, with a hearing scheduled for July 14 on a key amicus brief.The plaintiffs in the case are known as "Noah Doe" and two shell companies, seeking to claim these wallets under New York State's lost property law. Attorney Ian R. Cohen submitted an amicus brief opposing the plaintiffs' claims. He argues that the lost property law pertains to tangible items, while blockchain addresses are always visible to the world; if the original owner cannot access their assets due to a security breach, it constitutes a passive loss of access rather than a voluntary relinquishment.Cohen emphasized that the plaintiffs do not have the private keys, and the blockchain network "structurally disregards" judicial rulings; the court's declaration cannot truly transfer ownership of the assets and may instead be used by the plaintiffs to mislead exchanges and custodians.Previously, on May 26, it was reported that a U.S. man and two companies filed a lawsuit seeking ownership of over 39,000 dormant Bitcoin addresses.

The Korea Exchange triggered a circuit breaker due to the KOSPI index falling 8%, halting trading for 20 minutes.

Changqiao Securities issued a notice to implement the relevant industry supervision requirements during the two-year concentrated rectification period set by the China Securities Regulatory Commission, promoting the standardized development of cross-border securities business in mainland China. The following adjustments will be made to the services for existing investors' accounts in mainland China:Trading services in mainland China: New positions and additional purchases for all varieties, including stocks, are suspended; only sell and close positions operations are supported.Fund transfer services in mainland China: Fund transfers in are suspended, while transfers out remain normal, fully ensuring the safety of your funds.The above arrangements will take effect from June 12, 2026, Beijing time. This adjustment will not affect the services provided to existing investors outside mainland China, nor will it affect the safety of existing assets for all clients. Clients can normally check their accounts, holdings, and sell existing positions.On May 22, the China Securities Regulatory Commission announced that the illegal cross-border business activities of Tiger Brokers (NZ) Limited, Futu Securities International (Hong Kong) Limited, and Changqiao Securities (Hong Kong) Limited violated Chinese securities, fund, and futures laws and regulations, disrupted market order, and must be resolutely cracked down on. According to relevant regulations, the CSRC intends to decide to confiscate all illegal gains of Tiger, Futu, and Changqiao's relevant entities both domestically and abroad, and impose severe penalties according to the law.

Sui official announcement, the mainnet is currently experiencing network stagnation, and the core development team is actively working to resolve it. Please note that transactions may be suspended at this time, and the latest updates will be released as soon as possible.

According to the official announcement, Binance is expected to suspend token deposits and withdrawals on the Base network on May 29, 2026, at 01:00 to support its network upgrade and hard fork. Token trading on the aforementioned network will not be affected. The project team expects to carry out the network upgrade and hard fork on May 29, 2026, at 02:00.