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Trust Wallet fixes disappearing balance glitch
Crypto wallet provider Trust Wallet announced that it had fixed a glitch that caused token balances to disappear and reappear, causing frustration among users.
On Dec. 21, Trust Wallet users went on social media to report issues with their crypto balances disappearing. An X user said their balance would sometimes appear and disappear, while another community member said they almost had a heart attack after seeing their balance disappear.
Community members reporting the glitch on X. Source: X
At 6:45 am UTC, the wallet provider announced that they were aware of the issue concerning BNB (BNB) and Trust Wallet (TWT) balances. The company later acknowledged that other tokens were also affected by the glitch. Despite the issue, the wallet company assured its users that their funds were safe.
By 8:05 am UTC, Trust Wallet posted another update, saying it had already fixed the issue. “Hey Trust Fam, no more glitches! The issue has been resolved and everything should be working properly now. Thanks for your understanding,” the company wrote.
Crypto thieves stole $2.2 billion in 2024
While the Trust Wallet issue was only a glitch, a community member panicked and thought their wallet was drained. The X user’s worries may be caused by the prevalence of security incidents within the crypto space, leading to billions in funds lost.
Source: Steve Owens
Chainalysis data showed that in 2024 alone, crypto hackers stole $2.2 billion in crypto within 303 security incidents.
The centralized finance (CeFi) sector faced significant challenges this year, experiencing a staggering 1,000% year-on-year increase in security incidents. Among the most notable breaches were the WazirX hack in July and the DMM hack in May. The WazirX hack resulted in a loss of $235 million in cryptocurrency, while the DMM hack caused a $305 million loss in Bitcoin (BTC).
Total value stolen in crypto hacks and the number of hacks. Source: Chainalysis
The majority of the losses in 2024 were attributed to hackers associated with the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK). Chainalysis said that North Korean hackers stole over $1.3 billion in 2024 across 47 incidents. This accounts for roughly 61% of all the amount stolen this year.
Magazine: Rise of MicroStrategy clones, Asia dominates crypto adoption: Asia Express 2024 review
On Dec. 21, Trust Wallet users went on social media to report issues with their crypto balances disappearing. An X user said their balance would sometimes appear and disappear, while another community member said they almost had a heart attack after seeing their balance disappear.
Community members reporting the glitch on X. Source: X
At 6:45 am UTC, the wallet provider announced that they were aware of the issue concerning BNB (BNB) and Trust Wallet (TWT) balances. The company later acknowledged that other tokens were also affected by the glitch. Despite the issue, the wallet company assured its users that their funds were safe.
By 8:05 am UTC, Trust Wallet posted another update, saying it had already fixed the issue. “Hey Trust Fam, no more glitches! The issue has been resolved and everything should be working properly now. Thanks for your understanding,” the company wrote.
Crypto thieves stole $2.2 billion in 2024
While the Trust Wallet issue was only a glitch, a community member panicked and thought their wallet was drained. The X user’s worries may be caused by the prevalence of security incidents within the crypto space, leading to billions in funds lost.
Source: Steve Owens
Chainalysis data showed that in 2024 alone, crypto hackers stole $2.2 billion in crypto within 303 security incidents.
The centralized finance (CeFi) sector faced significant challenges this year, experiencing a staggering 1,000% year-on-year increase in security incidents. Among the most notable breaches were the WazirX hack in July and the DMM hack in May. The WazirX hack resulted in a loss of $235 million in cryptocurrency, while the DMM hack caused a $305 million loss in Bitcoin (BTC).
Total value stolen in crypto hacks and the number of hacks. Source: Chainalysis
The majority of the losses in 2024 were attributed to hackers associated with the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK). Chainalysis said that North Korean hackers stole over $1.3 billion in 2024 across 47 incidents. This accounts for roughly 61% of all the amount stolen this year.
Magazine: Rise of MicroStrategy clones, Asia dominates crypto adoption: Asia Express 2024 review
Qual a probabilidade ?
A primeira vez que faço um Copy Trader e acabei tendo prejuízo?
Lógico que já sabia dos ricos, mas mesmo assim ainda dá uma dor no coração pela perda de capital.
Coloquei 105 Dollar e 30% de prejuízo pra fechar a ordem por segurança e hoje acordo com a notícia -31 dollar.
A moeda operada foi "Dusk" pelo trader( Price_action_trade).
A primeira vez que faço um Copy Trader e acabei tendo prejuízo?
Lógico que já sabia dos ricos, mas mesmo assim ainda dá uma dor no coração pela perda de capital.
Coloquei 105 Dollar e 30% de prejuízo pra fechar a ordem por segurança e hoje acordo com a notícia -31 dollar.
A moeda operada foi "Dusk" pelo trader( Price_action_trade).
O que é 1bilhão se tem quadrilhões de moedas ,.vai demorar para esse Boom💥
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1,003,000,000 SHIB in Single Hour – What’s Happening?
According to data provided by Shibburn, over the past day, the SHIB community managed to dispose of a mammoth amount of SHIB, which surpassed one billion meme coins.
In the meantime, the SHIB price is breaking out, reaching the $0.00002606 level it was rejected from on Thursday.
1.2 billion SHIB gone for good
The data source mentioned above revealed on its website that over the last day, the SHIB burn rate has displayed a massive increase of 2,050%, while a staggering amount of meme coins was transferred to an unspendable wallet — 1,282,587,181 SHIB in total.
This tremendous burn was possible thanks to a single transaction performed by an anonymous cryptocurrency wallet as it disposed of 1,003,266,585 Shiba Inu. In terms of transaction size, the other impressive transfers moved 209,312,491; 33,737,678 and 29,282,316 SHIB. There have been 14 transactions to dead-end wallets overall.
🔥🔥🔥 1,003,266,585 -> transferred to dead wallet. https://t.co/PF9nuvHs2A
— Shibburn (@shibburn) November 29, 2024
Shytoshi Kusama aims to make SHIB top five coin
In a recently issued tweet, the mysterious SHIB lead developer Shytoshi Kusama shared his intention to take Shiba Inu meme-inspired cryptocurrency (the largest one by market capitalization size after Dogecoin at the moment) up the CoinMarketCap scale to boost it to the top 5 from the top 15.
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Kusama published a tweet with an AI-generated image depicting a scene in a religious and/or apocalyptic style, with a huge white hole in the middle and numerous people circulating around it as if they are flying. There is also a man in the image sitting in front of that apocalyptic painting at a huge desk with a big hole in the middle of it, with tons of papers and files scattered around it on the desk, showing similar chaos around him as in the painting.
Shytoshi tweeted that this is very close to what it feels like “trying to give utility to a memecoin and take it from top 15 to top 5. In less than 5 years... without a huge budget.”
In a comment to another tweet, Kusama confirmed that he was talking precisely about Shiba Inu, sharing that the aforesaid tweet was “An aspiration. A goal” for him. Currently, Shiba Inu boasts that it sits in 14th place on CoinMarketCap’s scale, with a capitalization of $15.26 billion. The meme coin is changing hands at $0.00002589.
In the meantime, the SHIB price is breaking out, reaching the $0.00002606 level it was rejected from on Thursday.
1.2 billion SHIB gone for good
The data source mentioned above revealed on its website that over the last day, the SHIB burn rate has displayed a massive increase of 2,050%, while a staggering amount of meme coins was transferred to an unspendable wallet — 1,282,587,181 SHIB in total.
This tremendous burn was possible thanks to a single transaction performed by an anonymous cryptocurrency wallet as it disposed of 1,003,266,585 Shiba Inu. In terms of transaction size, the other impressive transfers moved 209,312,491; 33,737,678 and 29,282,316 SHIB. There have been 14 transactions to dead-end wallets overall.
🔥🔥🔥 1,003,266,585 -> transferred to dead wallet. https://t.co/PF9nuvHs2A
— Shibburn (@shibburn) November 29, 2024
Shytoshi Kusama aims to make SHIB top five coin
In a recently issued tweet, the mysterious SHIB lead developer Shytoshi Kusama shared his intention to take Shiba Inu meme-inspired cryptocurrency (the largest one by market capitalization size after Dogecoin at the moment) up the CoinMarketCap scale to boost it to the top 5 from the top 15.
card
Kusama published a tweet with an AI-generated image depicting a scene in a religious and/or apocalyptic style, with a huge white hole in the middle and numerous people circulating around it as if they are flying. There is also a man in the image sitting in front of that apocalyptic painting at a huge desk with a big hole in the middle of it, with tons of papers and files scattered around it on the desk, showing similar chaos around him as in the painting.
Shytoshi tweeted that this is very close to what it feels like “trying to give utility to a memecoin and take it from top 15 to top 5. In less than 5 years... without a huge budget.”
In a comment to another tweet, Kusama confirmed that he was talking precisely about Shiba Inu, sharing that the aforesaid tweet was “An aspiration. A goal” for him. Currently, Shiba Inu boasts that it sits in 14th place on CoinMarketCap’s scale, with a capitalization of $15.26 billion. The meme coin is changing hands at $0.00002589.