# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Security

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Hotcoin 2025 Annual Review and Outlook

Hotcoin 2025 Annual Review and Outlook 2025 was a year of steady growth and capability upgrades for Hotcoin. The platform focused on global market expansion, product optimization, and user growth systems, achieving significant results in user scale, trading depth, and operational efficiency. By year-end, Hotcoin served users across 183 countries and regions. User growth was driven by expansion into emerging markets and improved localized services, with P2P payment support for over 40 fiat currencies across 70+ regions. Trading and liquidity improved throughout the year, with notable growth in derivatives trading reflecting deeper markets and better risk controls. Revenue streams became more diversified. Key product innovations included the launch of "Hotcoin Selection" for market analysis, USDC contract trading, new user incentive tools, a full brand visual upgrade, enhanced live streaming features, and Web3 wallet integration. Platform stability remained a core focus, achieving 99.99% system availability and a 15.1% improvement in trading efficiency. Security was robust with no major incidents and 100% asset safety, supported by new AI risk control systems. Compliance milestones included passing AUSTRAC audit in Australia, renewing remittance licenses, and joining Korea’s CODE-VASP Travel Rule alliance. Hotcoin strengthened its brand through global events, media collaborations, and KOL partnerships, resulting in over 3.7 million exposures. The live streaming ecosystem hosted 5,124 sessions by 93 streamers. Strategic initiatives included a $20 million Hotcoin Labs fund to support early-stage projects and partnerships with key ecosystems. Looking ahead to 2026, Hotcoin will focus on technology infrastructure, product expansion, deeper global localization, and exploring new areas like RWA, continuing its long-term, user-centric approach to growth.

marsbit01/14 08:58

Hotcoin 2025 Annual Review and Outlook

marsbit01/14 08:58

BitGo Files for $200 Million IPO as Institutional Demand for Crypto Custody Grows

BitGo, a major cryptocurrency custody company, has filed for a $200 million IPO on the New York Stock Exchange, with support from Goldman Sachs and Citigroup. Founded in 2013, the firm provides regulated, high-security storage solutions for institutional crypto assets. The move reflects growing institutional demand for secure custody services amid increasing crypto adoption. Key drivers include rising institutional investment, a post-crash emphasis on security over speculation, a recovering IPO market favoring established firms, and momentum from recent crypto public listings. BitGo’s IPO signals Wall Street’s growing interest in regulated crypto infrastructure and may encourage more infrastructure firms to go public, promoting broader institutional adoption and market stability.

TheNewsCrypto01/13 16:58

BitGo Files for $200 Million IPO as Institutional Demand for Crypto Custody Grows

TheNewsCrypto01/13 16:58

Hackers and Scammers Stole $4 Billion in Cryptocurrencies in 2025

In 2025, hackers and fraudsters stole over $4 billion in cryptocurrencies, a 34.2% increase compared to the $3.01 billion stolen in 2024, according to analytics firm PeckShieldAlert. The total damage exceeded $4.04 billion, with $2.67 billion (a 24.2% annual increase) attributed to hacks and $1.37 billion (a 64.2% increase) to fraud cases. A strategic shift was noted towards a rise in scams utilizing social engineering methods, such as psychological manipulation to trick victims into revealing confidential information, which accounted for 12% of the losses. The most significant single incident was the $1.4 billion hack of the Bybit exchange in February of the previous year. An additional 22% of losses came from scams, including 'rug pulls' and pseudo-crypto investment schemes. Another key change was the increasing share of centralized services among the affected platforms. Their share of losses grew from just over 35% in 2023 to around 45% in 2024, and exceeded 70% in 2025. Only about $334.9 million of the stolen funds were frozen or returned during the year, a decrease from the $488.5 million recovered in 2024.

RBK-crypto01/13 12:39

Hackers and Scammers Stole $4 Billion in Cryptocurrencies in 2025

RBK-crypto01/13 12:39

Bank of Italy Warns ETH Price Crash Could Disrupt Ethereum Network

A Bank of Italy study warns that a severe crash in Ethereum's price could cause the entire network to fail, potentially freezing over $800 billion in assets, including stablecoins and tokenized bonds. The risk stems from Ethereum’s validator-based economy: if ETH’s value drops too low, validators may stop processing transactions due to unprofitable operations, halting the network’s ability to finalize transactions. This would render all on-chain assets immovable, even if they are inherently trustworthy. Additionally, a lower ETH price makes the network cheaper to attack, as the cost to manipulate transactions decreases significantly. In such a crisis, moving assets off-chain would be difficult due to fragile bridges and locked DeFi apps, with no central authority to intervene. The report emphasizes that since real financial assets are built on Ethereum, a crypto crash could spill over into traditional finance, and may lead regulators to require backup systems and external record-keeping.

TheNewsCrypto01/13 11:16

Bank of Italy Warns ETH Price Crash Could Disrupt Ethereum Network

TheNewsCrypto01/13 11:16

Frequent Pokémon Card Heists: Is On-Chain Storage for Physical Collectibles a Risky Solution?

Rising global thefts and frauds targeting high-value Pokémon cards, such as armed robberies in Los Angeles and Hong Kong, highlight systemic risks in the physical collectibles market. As these items become increasingly financialized, traditional transaction methods—relying on in-person meetings, private trust, and community trades—are exposing participants to heightened personal and fraud risks. The market’s infrastructure has failed to keep pace with the liquidity and cross-regional nature of these assets. While local card shops are enhancing security measures, such as improved surveillance and formalized transaction processes, these efforts remain limited to specific locations and cannot scale globally. In response, some projects are exploring blockchain-based solutions to introduce verifiable ownership, custody, and transfer mechanisms. For instance, platforms like Renaiss on BNB Chain are developing specialized smart contracts that link physical cards to on-chain NFTs through certified custodians, binding asset status and location to enable secure, borderless trading. However, merely tokenizing cards without robust, transparent custody and verification does not address real-world risks. The evolution toward on-chain systems aims to provide a foundational layer of trust—enabling validation, reducing physical delivery risks, and clarifying accountability. Not every collector may adopt full blockchain integration, but the market grows increasingly dependent on such infrastructure to ensure safety, authentication, and liquidity as collectibles transition into high-stakes digital assets.

marsbit01/13 09:31

Frequent Pokémon Card Heists: Is On-Chain Storage for Physical Collectibles a Risky Solution?

marsbit01/13 09:31

A Calculation Vulnerability Led to the Theft of 8,535 ETH from Truebit

On January 8, 2026, the Truebit Protocol was exploited, resulting in a loss of 8,535.36 ETH (approximately $26.44 million). The attack involved a critical integer overflow vulnerability in the token purchase price calculation function. The attacker executed four rounds of transactions by calling functions getPurchasePrice, 0xa0296215, and 0xc471b10b. In the first round, the attacker called getPurchasePrice with a large input value (240442509453545333947284131), which returned 0 due to an arithmetic flaw. Then, they invoked function 0xa0296215 with msg.value = 0, successfully minting a massive amount of TRU tokens. Finally, by calling function 0xc471b10b, they burned the minted tokens and received 5,105.06 ETH. The root cause was an unchecked addition operation (v12 + v9) in the price calculation logic (function 0x1446), which overflowed to a small value, making (v12 + v9) / v6 = 0. The contract used Solidity ^0.6.10 without overflow checks, enabling the exploit. This incident highlights the risks of older DeFi protocols with unpatched vulnerabilities, possibly identified through AI-assisted scanning. Projects are advised to conduct security audits, upgrade contracts, and monitor链上 activity to mitigate such threats.

marsbit01/13 07:36

A Calculation Vulnerability Led to the Theft of 8,535 ETH from Truebit

marsbit01/13 07:36

Making Encryption Warm: Reflecting on CoinEx's Brand Value Built on Education, Philanthropy, and Long-Termism at Its Eighth Anniversary

CoinEx Celebrates 8th Anniversary with Focus on Education, Charity, and Long-Term Value As CoinEx marks its eighth anniversary, the platform has garnered multiple industry accolades in 2025, including "Cryptocurrency Exchange of the Year" from U.Today and "Best Centralized Exchange (CEX)" from BeInCrypto. These awards reflect CoinEx’s commitment to security, user experience, and sustainable operations amid a volatile crypto market. Beyond technical excellence, CoinEx has prioritized social responsibility through its CoinEx Charity initiative. Under the "Bridging Hope" project, the organization has supported communities across Asia, Africa, and the Middle East by deploying Starlink internet infrastructure, providing Web3 and digital literacy education, and contributing to environmental and disaster recovery efforts. These actions address critical gaps in digital access and education, ensuring broader participation in the Web3 ecosystem. CoinEx’s long-term investment in non-transactional areas—such as education, transparency, and public welfare—has built a foundation of trust and expanded the platform’s global influence. By combining technological innovation with social impact, CoinEx demonstrates that crypto platforms can foster both growth and meaningful change, making the industry more accessible and equitable for all.

marsbit01/12 11:29

Making Encryption Warm: Reflecting on CoinEx's Brand Value Built on Education, Philanthropy, and Long-Termism at Its Eighth Anniversary

marsbit01/12 11:29

India Tightens Crypto KYC Rules, Ends Anonymous Trading

India has implemented stringent KYC rules for cryptocurrency exchanges and users, issued by its Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) to combat fraud, money laundering, and security breaches following major exchange hacks. The new requirements mandate users to submit a live selfie with biometric verification (like eye blinking), provide government IDs (Aadhar, passport, or voter ID), complete a test bank transaction, and allow exchanges to record IP addresses, locations, device details, and login timestamps. KYC must be updated every six months for high-risk users and annually for others, moving away from a one-time process. These measures aim to prevent incidents like the 2024 Wazirx hack ($235 million loss) and 2025 Coindcx breach ($44 million loss), enhance tax compliance, and ensure full traceability of crypto transactions. While the rules increase operational costs for exchanges due to required technology upgrades (like liveness detection and geolocation systems), they are designed to improve security and reduce anonymity, aligning with India's existing strict crypto regulations, including a 30% tax on profits and anti-money laundering laws.

TheNewsCrypto01/12 11:09

India Tightens Crypto KYC Rules, Ends Anonymous Trading

TheNewsCrypto01/12 11:09

Ethereum's Year of Interoperability: A Deep Dive into EIL, a Grand Experiment in Entrusting 'Trust' to Game Theory?

Ethereum is entering a major phase of mass adoption in 2026, driven by the development of the Ethereum Interoperability Layer (EIL). EIL is not a new blockchain but a set of standards and protocols designed to connect Ethereum’s Layer 2 (L2) networks seamlessly. It aims to standardize state proofs and message passing between L2s, enabling native interoperability without altering their core security models. Currently, L2s operate as isolated environments with separate signatures, assets, and user experiences. EIL, combined with Account Abstraction (ERC-4337) and a trust-minimized messaging layer (XLP), allows users to perform cross-chain transactions with a single signature, abstracting away complexities like gas fees and repeated authorizations. Unlike traditional bridges or intent-based solutions, EIL avoids introducing new trust assumptions like solvers. Instead, it relies on XLP providers to facilitate instant transactions, with Ethereum L1 serving as a fallback enforcement layer via slashing mechanisms in case of malfeasance. However, EIL faces challenges in balancing efficiency and security. Its model shifts trust from technical verification to economic incentives and penalties, raising questions about sustainability under market volatility, scalability in multi-chain environments, and the economic feasibility of liquidity provision. Despite these open questions, EIL represents a significant experiment in expanding Ethereum’s interoperability while preserving its core values of decentralization and self-custody.

marsbit01/12 09:59

Ethereum's Year of Interoperability: A Deep Dive into EIL, a Grand Experiment in Entrusting 'Trust' to Game Theory?

marsbit01/12 09:59

Gate Releases Latest Reserve Report: Total Reserve Ratio at 125%, BTC Reserve Ratio as High as 140.69%

Gate has released its latest Proof of Reserves report, demonstrating strong financial health with a total reserve ratio of 125% as of January 6, 2026. Total reserve assets amount to $9.478 billion, significantly exceeding the 100% industry benchmark and covering nearly 500 types of user assets. Key asset reserves include Bitcoin, with a user asset base of 17,640 BTC and platform reserves of 24,817 BTC, resulting in a 140.69% reserve ratio. Ethereum reserves stand at 419,320 ETH against user assets of 337,565 ETH, a 124.22% ratio. For USDT, user assets are 1.385 billion tokens, with reserves of 1.516 billion, a 109.45% ratio. Other major assets like GT, USDC, and XRP also show reserve ratios well above 100%. Gate emphasizes its commitment to transparency and security through measures like zero-knowledge proofs, Merkle tree structures, and multi-signature management. The platform has nearly 50 million global users and continues to expand its services in both centralized and decentralized ecosystems under its "All in Web3" strategy.

marsbit01/12 03:45

Gate Releases Latest Reserve Report: Total Reserve Ratio at 125%, BTC Reserve Ratio as High as 140.69%

marsbit01/12 03:45

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