| OpenSea attackers used Tornado.cash to mix 1,100 ETH; the number of daily transactions on the Flow public chain exceeded 1 million (February 21)

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Pie Shield: OpenSea phishing attack attacker uses Tornado.cash to mix 1100 ETH
Earlier news, OpenSea co-founder and CEO Devin Finzer tweeted in response to the "OpenSea vulnerability incident", saying that this is a phishing attack and has nothing to do with the OpenSea website. About 32 users have had their NFTs stolen so far, the attack does not appear to be active at the moment, have not seen any malicious activity from the attacker’s account within 2 hours, some NFTs have been refunded.
cryptocurrency
Dogecoin core developer Ross Nicoll exits the project and will become an advisor
Dogecoin Foundation core developer Ross Nicoll has announced that he is stepping down from the project due to being "overwhelmed." In a letter dated February 16, 2022, Nicoll said he was overwhelmed by the pressure and possible conflict of interest. He also said conflicts could arise since his day job employer moved to the blockchain space.
However, Nicoll said that he will remain as an advisor to Dogecoin for the next four to eight weeks as part of facilitating a smooth transition for the project.
The number of daily transactions on the Flow public chain exceeded 1 million
CMC data: The encryption market has evaporated $470 billion since the beginning of 2022
Investors launch class-action lawsuit against SafeMoon, alleging it used celebrities to 'pull first, then smash'
A new class action lawsuit calls for a jury trial of top celebrities and socialites for their alleged involvement in a “pump and dump” scheme involving SafeMoon tokens. SafeMoon claimed to have recruited celebrities to lure investors with misleading publicity. Some of the big names in the class-action lawsuit include musicians Nick Carter, Soulja Boy, Lil Yachty, and YouTubers Jake Paul and Ben Phillips.
According to the lawsuit, SafeMoon and its subsidiaries mimicked a real-life Ponzi scheme, misleading investors into buying SafeMoon tokens under the pretext of unrealistic profits. They claim the ecosystem’s “burn” and “token economics” are key drivers of SafeMoon’s price potential, and the celebrities allegedly persuaded their fans to invest in the token.
According to a retweet by Zhu Su of Three Arrows Capital, the Canadian Bitcoin ETF Purpose had an inflow of nearly 1,200 BTC in a single day last Friday, the largest one-day inflow since February 2021. According to the latest analysis data from the blockchain analysis company Glassnode, the total number of BTCs held by the three Canadian Bitcoin ETFs has exceeded 60,000. Among them, the Bitcoin fund QBTC.U holds about 12,680 BTCs. The BTC holdings of Bitcoin ETF are about 32,260, and the BTC holdings of Coinshares BTCQ.U are about 20,100, accounting for 0.33% of the circulation.
GameFi and NFTs
The NFT horse racing project DeRace tweeted that the Beta 1.1 version will focus on the expansion of the DeRace ecosystem in February this year. A third racetrack (a turf racetrack) will debut shortly.
Investment and Financing
Since the beginning of 2021, the venture capital institution Tiger Global has participated in at least 35 encryption project financing transactions. It is reported that the institution completed about 5 encryption transactions in each of the first three quarters of 2021, 10 transactions in the fourth quarter, and another 10 investments so far this year. In addition, sources told The Block that Tiger now has approximately $5 billion in crypto investments. (The Block)
According to official news, the global payment technology company Flutterwave announced the completion of a US$250 million Series D financing at a US$3 billion valuation, led by B Capital Group, Alta Park Capital, Whale Rock Capital, Lux Capital, Glynn Capital, Avenir Growth, Tiger Global, Green Visor Capital, Salesforce Ventures and others participated in the investment. In previous news, the Stellar Development Foundation (SDF) announced that the global payment technology company Flutterwave has opened two new European and African remittance channels on the Stellar network. By partnering with TEMPO, Flutterwave is leveraging the Stellar network and Stellar USDC to simplify remittance transfers in Africa.
Decentralized wireless network operator Helium has completed a $200 million Series D round at a $1.2 billion valuation, with participation from Tiger Global and FTX Ventures. According to previous news, in August 2021, Helium announced that it had completed a financing of 111 million US dollars through token sales, led by a16z, and participated by Ribbit Capital, 10T, Alameda Research, and Multicoin Capital. In 2019, Helium also received $15 million in Series C financing with participation from Union Square Ventures and Multicoin Capital. (Axios)
global policy
California political consultant drafts new bill: Bitcoin as legal tender
US Lawmakers Introduce Bill to Protect Privacy in Cryptocurrency Transactions"US Congressman Warren Davidson (OH-R) introduced the Keep Your Coins Act. The announcement explains that the proposed legislation is", specifically, the legislation would prohibit any federal agency from issuing a rule that impairs a person's ability to act as a self-custodian. One would then be able to transact peer-to-peer with their crypto assets without utilizing third-party intermediaries, which would essentially cut off any need for financial institutions or money services businesses to facilitate transactions. (The Block)
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Watcher.Guru: Ethereum will process 4.5 times more transactions than Visa in 2021
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SBF responds to Forbes saying that it is "worth $24.5 billion": It was accurate at the time, but it is a bit high now


