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Share link:In this post: The threat of a potential Hyperliquid hack by DPRK-backed hackers has led to a large-scale movement of assets from the platform. An X researcher raised the alarm that addresses linked to North Korean hackers lost over $700,000 “testing, not trading” on the platform. The reaction has contributed to a FUD event and increased concerns about the security of Hyperliquid’s bridge to the Arbitrum network.


Several projects have already hinted at future token launches.
Founder and CEO Pavel Durov said his app's revenue surpassed $1 billion in 2024.


Sui has witnessed very strong growth this year, with its network's TVL doubling since mid-September.

- 17:12Federal Reserve Research Report Warns: Uncertain Economic Outlook May Bring Back Zero Interest Rate RiskOdaily Planet Daily News: A new joint research report released by the New York Fed and the San Francisco Fed points out that although current short-term borrowing costs remain relatively high, there is still a possibility that the Federal Reserve’s short-term interest rate target could approach zero again in the coming years. The report, co-authored by New York Fed President Williams, indicates that the medium- to long-term risk of the Fed’s rate target returning to ultra-low levels is “currently at the lower end of the range observed over the past fifteen years.” However, the researchers add that due to rising uncertainty in the near term, the likelihood of returning to near-zero rates in the medium to long term “remains significant.” (Jin10)
- 16:58Arkham: US Government Deposits $10 Worth of ETH into an Exchange, Possibly for Testing PurposesAccording to ChainCatcher, Arkham has issued an alert stating that the U.S. government deposited $10 worth of ETH into an exchange or used it for testing. The wallet address holds 100,000 ETH, which was originally seized from Chase Senecal in October 2022.
- 16:57Vitalik Buterin: While I Have Always Supported Permissive Licensing, I Am Now More Focused on CopyleftAccording to a report by Jinse Finance, Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin published an article titled "Why I used to prefer permissive licenses and now favor copyleft," in which he stated that he has always supported permissive licenses, aiming to maximize the adoption and dissemination of his work. Publishing under a permissive license helps achieve this goal, as it clearly indicates that anyone wishing to build upon his work can do so without concerns. From a philosophical perspective, he also dislikes copyright and appreciates the copyleft concept of "using copyright against itself." However, his views have recently shifted, and he is now paying more attention to copyleft. As open source has become mainstream, it is now more practical to encourage companies to embrace open source—companies like Google, Microsoft, and Huawei are all adopting open source. Additionally, competition in the cryptocurrency sector has become increasingly fierce and profit-driven. (Note: Copyleft is a concept and licensing method that contrasts with traditional copyright. Copyleft licenses require that derivative works based on the original must also be open source under the same license, ensuring that the work remains open and shared throughout its dissemination and development.)