CoinEx team has announced the associated addresses of the malicious attacker and will continue to update the suspicious addresses that have been located. They have also requested assistance from relevant project teams and institutions to help CoinEx freeze and handle the situation.

According to Phantom co-Founder and CEO Brandon Millman, crypto wallets are now a bigger entry point for new users than centralized exchanges. Millman believes that the focus should be on retaining users rather than onboarding new ones, as good security is crucial for user retention.

Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, announced on X Platform (formerly Twitter) that ChatGPT Enterprise Edition has been launched. It provides enterprise-level security and privacy protection, large-scale deployment support, unrestricted (and fast) GPT-4, and 32,000 characters of contextual functionality. In addition, the company will soon launch customized data services.

GRVT official Twitter announcement, will launch a hybrid exchange on zkSync, aiming to combine scalability and security to provide users with a more convenient and secure trading experience.

August 11th, the modular execution layer Fuel announced that it has enhanced FuelVM through upgrades, significantly improving its performance and security. Specific updates include: 1. Contracts can now mint unlimited types of tokens; 2. Added support for new cryptographic signature types: including secp256r1 and ed25519 (strict);

NexGen Networks, a digital infrastructure company known for providing fiber optic-based network solutions to financial services firms and global enterprises, has launched its Blockchain Interconnect Exchange. This solution aims to securely transport blockchain transactions across its network, offering efficiency, security, and scalability to various industries.

Having a secure and user-friendly wallet is crucial for managing digital currencies and blockchain technology assets effectively. The IOTA Foundation developed the Firefly wallet to cater to the growing needs of IOTA users, offering innovative features for managing IOTA tokens and exploring the network's ecosystem.

The Sandbox, a metaverse platform, has announced that users must undergo Know Your Customer (KYC) verification to participate in staking and claim rewards. Only verified users will be able to deposit the platform's native token, SAND, while non-verified users will only be able to withdraw. The move aims to enhance user security and compliance. The SEC has previously deemed SAND to be a security, and Animoca Brands co-founder Yat Siu has criticized the lack of consistency in SEC regulations.

BingX, a well-known global cryptocurrency exchange, has unveiled a new feature called "Multiple Deposit Addresses," which allows users to manage multiple deposit addresses within the same network. The upgrade is designed to improve user privacy and security by allowing each BingX user to add up to 100 deposit addresses for each supported blockchain to their account.

Ripple's Chief Legal Officer, Stuart Alderoty, has clarified that the recent ruling in the TerraForm Labs case does not change the fact that XRP is not a security. The confusion arose after US District Judge Jed Rakoff rejected TerraForm Labs' approach to use Judge Torres' decision in the Ripple case to dismiss the SEC's lawsuit against the company and its founder, Do Kwon. Judge Rakoff's ruling has caused confusion in the market, prompting Alderoty to provide clarity. Alderoty invited other legal experts to provide an analysis of Judge Rakoff's comment on the Ripple ruling.