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【#Web3 早报：GENIUS 稳定币法案已于美参议院投票通过、蚂蚁集团将在香港和新加坡申请稳定币牌照、TOOL 协议开发商 nuConstruct 完成 600 万美元种子轮融资，Cyber Fund 领投】 速览过去 24 小时发生了哪些重要新闻、融资事件与精彩好文。

I wonder if this is a cyber attack or something else

Japanese Prime Minister to propose joint response to North Korea's theft of crypto assets at G7 summit According to Kyodo News, Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba has decided to raise North Korea's malicious acts such as stealing crypto assets through cyber attacks at the G7 summit held in Canada from June 15 to 17, calling on countries to strengthen cooperation in response. Sources pointed out that North Korea is believed to use illegally acquired crypto assets to provide financial support for the development of weapons of mass destruction. This may be the first time that the G7 formally discusses the issue. Shigeru Ishiba intends to emphasize the importance of countermeasures at a meeting on the Indo-Pacific situation and strive for member states to unite and respond. In addition, the report mentioned that some voices accused China of assisting North Korea in cashing out crypto assets, and Japan and the United States have also successively revealed that North Korean personnel have disguised their identities to undertake IT work and transferred the remuneration back to North Korea.

Safe Establishes New Development Firm to Attract Institutions and Tackle Crypto’s ‘Cyber Warfare’ Era

OneBalance, a new developer platform focused on simplifying crypto’s fragmented user experience, has raised $20 million in a Series A funding round. The round was led by cyber•Fund and Blockchain Capital, according to a release shared with crypto.news. The company was founded by Flashbots core contributors Stephane Gosselin and Daniel Worsley, along with ex-Coinbase engineer Ankit Chiplunkar. The round also included participation from Bybit’s Mirana Ventures and L2IV, following a $5 million angel round in 2024 backed by investors from Consensys, Wintermute, and prominent crypto figures. OneBalance addresses a longstanding issue in crypto: the user experience of interacting across multiple blockchains . Traditionally, users must navigate wallets, bridges, and gas fees across different chains. OneBalance aims to eliminate this complexity through its new Toolkit powered by “Resource Locks” — a technology that allows developers to build apps that operate across chains with one-click actions. According to CEO Stephane Gosselin, OneBalance enables developers and fintechs to offer seamless interactions — sending, swapping, or earning yield — without users needing to know which chain they’re on or manage bridging and gas. “We’ve rethought blockchain development from the node up,” said Gosselin, adding that the platform maximizes value for users rather than enabling retail extraction. The key innovation, Resource Locks, improves on traditional cross-chain methods by parallelizing execution instead of waiting for sequential confirmations. This unlocks 40% faster transactions and simplifies the underlying complexity for users and developers alike. OneBalance has already demonstrated native Bitcoin-to-EVM swaps and plans to support Solana and other networks shortly. The Toolkit has been tested in a closed beta with early partners such as DSX, Vooi, Spritz Finance, and Nuvolari. Vasiliy Shapovalov of cyber•Fund said the firm doubled down after seeing how Resource Locks could unify fragmented userbases and liquidity across chains. “OneBalance isn’t only fixing UX—it’s extending crypto’s network effects,” he noted. OneBalance’s approach hinges on abstracting user balances across chains into a single “spendable” balance. Users no longer need to hold native gas tokens, as fees are paid using the tokens being transacted.