Odaily reports that Zano disclosed a validation flaw in the Gateway Addresses introduced by Hard Fork 6. An attacker minted approximately 18.4 million ZANO in a single transaction on August 29, then minted an equal amount again on September 25, and minted fUSD in the same manner.

The project team stated that the value of the illicit tokens involved exceeds $200 million, with potentially affected activity involving 117,941 outputs and 65,301 transactions. Zano has restored the chain state from block 3,833,000 and disabled Gateway Addresses. All affected balances will be fully restored, and the ZANO supply and issuance schedule will remain unchanged. (Bitcoin.com News)

Odaily News: The New York State Department of Financial Services and the Wyoming Division of Banking have signed a memorandum of understanding to coordinate licensing reviews, examinations, and potential enforcement actions for crypto companies operating across state lines.

Under the agreement, the two parties will share analytical findings, historical examination data, regulatory reports, and market trend data, coordinate examination schedules, and may conduct joint examinations of companies operating in both states.

Companies that have held a license or charter in one state for at least 3 years without enforcement action may receive expedited review when applying for approval in the other state, with the second regulator aiming to make a decision within 6 months. The two parties may also take joint, coordinated, or separate enforcement actions. (Cointelegraph)

Odaily News — According to monitoring by Drift Foundation, DFX claims and redemption are now live. Users with verified losses from the April 1 incident can claim 1 DFX per 1 USDT lost. Each DFX corresponds to a claim on the Recovery Pool, which currently holds approximately 3.11 million USDT. The funding sources include a portion of Velocity's daily protocol net revenue, up to 127.5 million USDT in matching funds from Tether, up to 20 million USDT from strategic partners, and assets recovered subsequently.

DFX can be redeemed for USDT at a redemption amount calculated as "Recovery Pool balance ÷ DFX outstanding supply." Redeemed DFX will be burned, and transactions are irreversible. The claims window will close on January 1, 2028, at 00:00 UTC, at which point unclaimed DFX will be burned.

Yesterday, Drift Foundation released an update on fund recovery efforts related to the April 1 security incident, in which approximately $295 million in user assets were stolen. The Foundation has engaged Mandiant, zeroShadow, and SEAL 911 to conduct investigations and trace funds, with Mandiant identifying the attacker as North Korean threat group UNC6862.

Odaily reports that according to monitoring by Illia Polosukhin, NEAR Intents and near.com have been restored online, though a small number of affected networks remain restricted. The approximately $3.8 million attack exploited a vulnerability in the interaction between the Omni deposit and withdrawal infrastructure and the NEAR Intents smart contract, with the impact limited to USDT on BSC. The NEAR core protocol, NEAR token, and other applications were unaffected, and affected users will receive full compensation.

Odaily reports that Polymarket has announced the launch of a series of user protection and responsible trading tools, including voluntary self-exclusion, deposit limits, and mental health support. Users can choose to opt out of the platform for 30 days, 1 year, or permanently; U.S. users can also set daily, weekly, or monthly deposit limits.

Additionally, Polymarket has launched a Trust & Safety Center and will expand the relevant team to strengthen community rules, content moderation, and market security management.

According to Arkham monitoring, Robinhood wallets have been labeled across 12 blockchains, covering the Bitcoin network and Robinhood Chain, with the related crypto assets totaling approximately $24.96 billion. This includes 185,185 BTC, worth about $15.59 billion, and approximately $2.88 billion in DOGE.

Odaily reports that data released by Visa shows that, in the current 2026 fiscal year to date, approximately 17% of its stablecoin-linked card transaction volume comes from corporate and commercial card programs. Currently, Visa supports more than 160 stablecoin-linked card programs, with related payment transaction volume up nearly 200% year-over-year. Visa said businesses are exploring the use of stablecoins for settlement, treasury management, payments, and cross-border commercial transactions.

According to Gate data, the USD/JPY (USDJPY) pair briefly pulled back to 157.5, currently trading at 157.489, up 0.2% over 24 hours.

Odaily News: The NEAR Intents attacker has transferred stolen funds to KuCoin and bridged them to Bitcoin. The attacker's address had previously interacted with an address flagged as North Korea's Lazarus Group (0x098B7...E2f96).

Odaily reports that according to Gate data, Brent crude oil (XBRUSD) has climbed above $106/barrel, now trading at $106.27/barrel, with a 24-hour gain of 2.7%.

Odaily News: Muneeb Ali posted on X platform that he will serve as the new CEO of Stacks Labs. Last year, Stacks underwent an ecosystem restructuring, with Stacks Labs becoming the protocol operations hub; over the past year, Alex Miller served as interim CEO of Stacks Labs. Muneeb Ali stated that he is more bullish on STX than ever before; with the successful launch of Bitcoin staking, he will increase investment in the development of the Bitcoin capital markets. Affected by this news, STX has risen 10.9% over the past 24 hours.

Odaily News: Monad has released a video hinting at the launch of a privacy service on October 6. Its token rose over 17% today and is currently trading at $0.032671.

According to MSX.COM data, Micron Technology shares fell 3% to $1,033.225 per share, with a total market capitalization of $1.17 trillion.

Odaily report: According to MSX.COM data, U.S. optical communication stocks rallied intraday, with Lumentum and Coherent up over 5%, Tower Semiconductor and AXT up over 4%, and AAOI and Credo up over 3%.

Odaily reports: A judge in the US District Court for the Eastern District of New York has dismissed a class action lawsuit over the ME token against Euclid Labs, the operating entity behind Magic Eden, and its co-founder Zhuoxun Yin. The plaintiffs alleged that the platform had promoted the ME token as offering cross-chain capabilities and buyback benefits, but later pivoted to a gambling platform, causing the token price to fall by more than 98%.

The judge determined that the wallet terms signed by users contained a valid class action waiver, and the federal court therefore lacked subject matter jurisdiction under the Class Action Fairness Act; the court also ruled that it lacked personal jurisdiction over Zhuoxun Yin. The ruling applies only to the pleading stage, and other defendants, including CEO Jack Lu, remain in the lawsuit.

Odaily reports: The Sweat Foundation has announced that, as the current model has failed to achieve sustainable profitability, Sweat Wallet and SWEAT will terminate their existing operating format on December 30, with specific follow-up arrangements to be announced in the first week of December.

The Foundation stated that when the claim and Grow Jar contracts are closed, unclaimed SWEAT and savings balances will be sent to the associated NEAR accounts; the SWEAT token will continue to exist on NEAR and bridged EVM chains, and the Sweatcoin app, operated by an independent company, will continue to operate normally.