The Ethereum Foundation converted 1,250 ETH into $2.80 million in DAI and ceased staking activities shortly after a record $46M stake. This shift, without public explanation, raises questions about their treasury management strategy and priorities.

Arkham reported that stolen funds were moved for the first time since March 6, 2026, with nearly $1 million DAI transferred. The theft stemmed from a violent attack on Ethereum NFT whale Sillytuna, resulting in $23.6 million stolen. Over $7 million remains traceable, illustrating a rise in real-world crypto thefts.

The UXLINK ETH exploiter is back in the news, and not for successfully cashing out. Arkham Intelligence flagged the wallet this week after the hacker sold $11.8 million worth of ETH through CoWSwap for DAI. The trade itself isn’t the story. The story is what the on-chain record shows when you zoom o

Sky Protocol (formerly MakerDAO) has approved approximately 70 million USDS allocation for Genesis Capital to support the launch of Sky Agent, an initiative aimed at establishing a network of independent capital allocators. Despite an 87% reduction in buybacks, USDS and DAI supply continue to demonstrate strong demand, reflecting sustained market confidence in the Sky ecosystem.

The Sillytuna hackers have laundered over $10M in stolen funds, primarily using Bitcoin and DAI, through exchanges and mixers to obscure the origins. Despite these movements, they still hold $19M in stolen assets.

Eric Trump accuses large banks of using lobbying groups to block stablecoins and crypto platforms from offering high annual yields, calling it systemic exploitation. Stablecoins like Coinbase USDC and MakerDAO DAI offer interest rates higher than traditional banks. The controversial CLARITY Act may restrict interest payments on stablecoins, with crypto supporters arguing that this move protects the interests of traditional banks.

_A hacker returned after two years of inactivity and deposited $5.4M in stolen funds into Tornado Cash after swapping DAI for ETH._ An attacker linked to a previous theft has resumed onchain activity after nearly two years of dormancy. Blockchain data shows stolen funds are now being deposited

Far Eastern International Bank teams up with the Criminal Investigation Bureau of the National Police Agency and VASP to launch the "Cross-Domain Anti-Fraud Network," demonstrating the three parties' commitment to safeguarding the security of both virtual and real-world finance. (Background: Far Eastern Bankee x Virtual Asset Investigation 2025: Over 80% of Taiwanese crypto investors profit, strong confidence in 2025) (Additional background: Confession from Taiwan's crypto-friendly banks: An exclusive interview with Far Eastern Bank's Dai Songzhi—what can a somewhat sharp financial backbone do for Crypto?) Today (8), Far Eastern International Bank announced its collaboration with the Criminal Investigation Bureau of the Ministry of the Interior Police Agency, and jointly with major virtual asset exchanges across Taiwan, to create the "Cross-Domain Anti-Fraud Network" spanning banks, police, and VASP. Blocking over NT$450 million, demonstrating high efficiency and readiness According to statistics from the Police Agency, from January to October 2025, the total amount of scam-related account refunds nationwide was approximately NT$198 million.

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