Trust Wallet announced integration with Ethereum Layer 2 network Mantle mainnet. This integration introduces two features: supporting users to connect with various DApps provided on Mantle mainnet through Trust Wallet, and Trust Wallet supports sending, receiving, and managing Mantle native token MNT.

Data shows that in the past 24 hours, 570.49 BTC have flowed into exchange wallets, 4560.87 BTC have flowed into exchange wallets in the past 7 days, and 23413.82 BTC have flowed into exchange wallets in the past 30 days. As of the time of publication, the total balance of exchange wallets is 1,834,905.87 BTC.

Crypto news outlet CryptoPotato reported that cybersecurity firm Unciphered has discovered a decade-long vulnerability in encrypted wallets that affects browser-based wallets generated between 2011 and 2015. This vulnerability could potentially allow malicious actors to steal up to $2.1 billion from various network wallets, including Bitcoin (BTC), Dogecoin (DOGE), Litecoin (LTC), and Zcash (ZEC).The company stated that assets worth $100 million in wallets generated before March 2012 were vulnerable to being hacked by home computer users. Additionally, at least $500 million worth of assets in wallets created between then and 2015 were at risk. Unciphered has already quietly warned affected users that their assets are at risk.

On November 18th, 1Password, a wallet address and private key storage project, tweeted that users who download and use the old version of 1Password from the Mac App Store may receive an error message stating that the 1Password application is damaged. The 1Password team is currently investigating the root cause of this issue. According to preliminary investigations, some users have resolved the issue by automatically setting the system time on their Mac, restarting their Mac, deleting the App Store version, and installing the App from the official website. If these methods do not work, users can contact the 1Password team. This issue only affects unsupported old versions of 1Password. The 1Password team recommends that all users upgrade to 1Password 8.

According to official sources, Volta Club has now added support for OKX Web3 wallet. Users can now perform cross-chain transactions, exchanges, and earn profits for their assets on Volta Club through the OKX Web3 wallet plugin. Volta Club is a decentralized autonomous organization (DAO) dedicated to supporting emerging projects through investment and promoting Web3.

The European Union (EU) has finalized the digital identity wallet agreement, allowing the implementation of the digital identity wallet project throughout the EU. This agreement is based on the digital identity agreement reached in June and aims to expand access to government and private services using simple applications. However, the agreement still requires approval from the European Parliament and all its members. If approved, member states will have to provide their citizens with the EU digital identity wallet within 24 months after the implementation bill for the EU digital identity wallet technical specifications is formulated.

According to market data, TWT rose more than 18% in the past 24 hours and is currently trading at $1.5625, as reported by BlockBeats on November 6th.

According to official sources, data blockchain Flare has partnered with blockchain analytics company Elliptic. Flare will integrate Elliptic's real-time wallet and transaction screening tools, allowing developers to detect high-risk encrypted transactions and wallets associated with illegal actors.

According to official sources on November 3, OKX Web3 wallet has now integrated with the Layer1 network Kaspa, making it the first multi-chain heterogeneous wallet to support Kaspa Network. Users need to upgrade the app to v6.38.0 or above, without the need for manual configuration, and can switch to the Kaspa network with one click, seamlessly storing and managing Kaspa ecosystem assets through the OKX Web3 wallet. It is reported that Kaspa is a PoW layer1 public chain based on the GHOSTDAG protocol. <br>

On November 3, OKX Web3 wallet has upgraded its transaction history hiding risk transaction function, which can filter out junk tokens in transaction history. Previously, this function has supported identifying and hiding junk NFT airdrops in transaction history, thus protecting user asset security. It is reported that OKX Web3 wallet is a leading one-stop Web3 entrance, which now supports 75+ public chains, covering wallet, DEX, DeFi, NFT market, DApp exploration 5 major sections, and supporting Ordinals market, MPC and AA smart contract wallet, exchange Gas, connect hardware wallet, etc., bringing users a convenient and secure user experience.