#加密市场观察 Today's News

1. DxSale suspected of "self-dealing theft": Over $7.3 million LP drained
The veteran project launch platform DxSale on BNB Chain was pointed out by on-chain security analysis that its team may have used a reserved backdoor to withdraw funds from liquidity pools locked in 2021, involving over 1,400 LP pools and approximately $7.3 million. The attack path includes silent ownership transfer and over 80 wallet jumps, with fund flows directly linked to DxSale team wallets. If true, this means the platform may have embedded a theft mechanism years ago. Such incidents directly undermine investor trust in DeFi infrastructure and locking protocols, potentially triggering panic withdrawals from similar platforms.
2. US Treasury Secretary says Trump will not accept "bad Iran deal," Iran quickly denies
U.S. Treasury Secretary Yellen claimed that the U.S. and Iran are close to reaching a 60-day ceasefire framework agreement, but Iranian officials denied on the same day that they had agreed to any memorandum of understanding or made nuclear commitments. The Trump administration drew red lines requiring Iran to transfer highly enriched uranium, abandon nuclear weapons, and open the Strait of Hormuz for navigation, while the chairman of Iran’s parliamentary committee claimed they have permanently controlled the strait’s shipping. The stark divergence in statements indicates that short-term geopolitical risks in the Middle East are unlikely to subside, with oil markets already experiencing volatility. An escalation could impact global risk asset preferences.
3. Anthropic to launch Mythos-level cybersecurity model
AI company Anthropic announced that in the coming weeks, it will open access to the Claude Mythos-level model to all clients. This model is highly skilled at identifying cybersecurity vulnerabilities. The EU Commission is pressuring to gain access to this model to assess cybersecurity risks. Although this is an AI sector news, the widespread adoption of such powerful cybersecurity models means blockchain projects and exchanges will face more complex automated attack testing, potentially increasing overall industry security costs.
4. Robinhood joins Trump’s "Children’s Investment Account" plan, HOOD rises 11.29%
Robinhood will act as a trustee in the U.S. government-supported children's investment account program, providing tax-advantaged accounts for eligible children under 18, with an initial $1,000 funded by the Treasury. The project is expected to launch on July 4. This marks the deep integration of compliant crypto trading platforms into the traditional financial system, which could bring sustained incremental capital inflows to the market in the long term, though in the short term, it is more about institutional recognition of the system.
5. Crypto trading firm FalconX files IPO application with SEC
Institutional-grade crypto bulk broker FalconX has secretly submitted an S-1 registration statement to go public. The company was valued at $8 billion in 2022 and serves hedge funds and market makers. Another crypto infrastructure firm moving toward the public market indicates that despite bearish market sentiment, institutional service providers are still advancing compliance and capitalization processes, reflecting increasing maturity of industry infrastructure.
6. Sui: Mainnet has resumed operation after crash caused by version 1.72 gas fee logic bug
The Sui mainnet resumed early this morning after being halted due to a bug in the gas fee logic introduced in version 1.72. Although this Layer 1 technical failure was quickly fixed, it exposed testing blind spots in the upgrade process, which could temporarily impact Sui’s reputation for reliability. Developer ecosystem confidence remains to be observed.