1. Coinbase is exploring the possibility of bringing COIN tokenized stocks to Base
Base developer Jesse Pollak stated that Coinbase is exploring the possibility of bringing COIN tokenized stocks to Base, but it is still in the early stages and no specific plans have been made. Non-U.S. users can access COIN on Base through platforms like BackedFi, and he emphasized the need for a clear regulatory framework to support open platforms on the chain to ensure assets like COIN are launched in a safe and compliant manner.
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2. FTX officially announced that the bankruptcy plan has taken effect
FTX officially announced that the bankruptcy plan has officially taken effect today (local time January 3). This day is also the first distribution registration date for convenience class claim holders. Registration and payment dates for other categories of claims will be announced separately. To qualify for distribution, customers and creditors must complete pre-distribution conditions, including selecting a distribution agent on the FTX debtor customer portal. Meanwhile, the FTX debtor team reminds customers to be wary of phishing emails and counterfeit customer portal scam websites.
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3. Slow Mist Yu Xian: Beware of numerous fake accounts in Twitter KOL comments with TG
Recently, a large number of fake accounts have appeared in Twitter KOL comments with TG free group invitation links. As reminded again by Slow Mist Yu Xian, joining the group will induce you to paste malicious code content into the execution box, then run Powershell commands, ultimately being implanted with the Remcos remote control Trojan. Twitter users, please be vigilant.
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4. French crypto influencer's father kidnapped on New Year's Eve
On New Year's Eve 2025, a French man was kidnapped in his home and was rescued by the police from the trunk of a car near Le Mans. The victim is a 56-year-old man whose son is a cryptocurrency influencer residing in Dubai. The kidnappers demanded a ransom from his son via encrypted communication tools. During the rescue, the police found the victim bound, beaten, and doused with gasoline. Although the police successfully rescued the victim and his family, two suspects remain at large.
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5. Ministry of Public Security supervises the resolution of a major virtual currency hacking case, with 5 people stealing 200 million pieces of personal information and illegally profiting over 6.4 million yuan
Recently, the police in Neijiang, Sichuan, cracked a case of illegally obtaining computer system data supervised by the Ministry of Public Security and arrested 5 people. This gang consisted of high-end 'hackers' engaged in network technology, one of whom worked for a large cybersecurity company. They used hacking programs to illegally obtain personal information of citizens and ultimately sold this information on overseas websites for virtual currency, with prices reaching up to 5 yuan per entry. Police investigations revealed that the case involved 57 government and enterprise websites, and the gang stole 208 million pieces of personal information including flight trajectories, diplomas, and addresses, illegally profiting over 6.4 million yuan.
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