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Shiba Inu price is testing a breakout pattern, but profit-taking and bearish signals suggest the move could be a bull trap unless $0.00001351 breaks.
- 10:44Brazilian listed company Meliuz launches an options-based Bitcoin strategy to expand its capital reservesChainCatcher news, according to Bitcoin.com, Brazilian listed company Meliuz has launched a new strategy aiming to continue increasing its bitcoin holdings in a low-risk manner. Specifically, the company plans to implement an options-based strategy, using these derivatives and bitcoin price volatility to expand its current reserve of over 600 bitcoins. According to local media reports, Meliuz will sell put options with specific strike prices. For example, by selling option contracts with a strike price of $95,000, if the bitcoin price is above this level at expiration, the company can earn the option premium. To control risk, these options are collateralized with less than 10% of the company's operating cash reserves. Meliuz also stated that this innovative strategy is supported by "professional partners" in the relevant trading field, but did not disclose specific institution names.
- 10:44On-chain detective: THORSwap offers a bounty of over $1 million for the THORChain founder wallet vulnerabilityChainCatcher news, according to The Block, on-chain detective ZachXBT revealed that THORSwap has repeatedly offered bounties to the hacker who attacked a user's personal wallet in recent days. The victim is suspected to be THORChain founder John-Paul Thorbjornsen. The latest on-chain information on Friday shows that returning the THOR tokens will be rewarded, and no legal action will be taken if returned within 72 hours, with contact information provided. PeckShield initially reported that the THORChain protocol was attacked with a loss of about $1.2 million, but later corrected that it was a user's personal wallet that was compromised. ZachXBT stated that the wallet likely belonged to John-Paul Thorbjornsen, who had $1.35 million stolen by North Korean hackers on Tuesday. Thorbjornsen admitted that the attack originated from a fake Zoom link sent by a friend's hacked Telegram account. He said the emptied old MetaMask wallet was in another logged-out Chrome profile, with the key stored in the iCloud Keychain, and the attacker may have accessed it through a zero-day vulnerability. This has further convinced him that threshold signature wallets are the only true means of protection.
- 10:29Bitcoin treasury company Smarter Web Company seeks inclusion in FTSE 100 and explores potential acquisition dealsChainCatcher reported that Andrew Webley, CEO of the UK bitcoin treasury company Smarter Web Company, stated that the company is considering acquiring struggling competitors to expand its capital scale. Smarter Web Company is the largest bitcoin treasury company in the UK, currently holding 2,470 bitcoins, valued at nearly $275 million. Andrew Webley also expressed his hope that Smarter Web Company could enter the FTSE 100 Index—the index of the top 100 listed companies in the UK.