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Vitalik posted on the X platform stating the need to confirm the signer addresses of multi-signature wallets. He obtained the required information by looking up the addresses on Etherscan and using the "Read Contract" feature. If the wallet or application remains open source and can pass a "security test" (walkaway test), users will have a better experience.In common scenarios where direct use on the Safe official website is not possible, providing alternative solutions can be helpful for users. Due to privacy protection needs, such workflows may ultimately change—an equivalent privacy-friendly solution is for users to save a "view key" that contains additional private information. The block explorer can support this feature by placing the private information in the tag section of the URL, allowing it to remain in the application client. However, considering the risks of users pasting keys in URLs or web pages, more operations will still need to be completed directly through the wallet.

According to Ember Monitoring, 6 hours ago, the Ondo multi-signature wallet (0x06F...5a35) transferred 25 million ONDO, which subsequently entered five exchanges including Coinbase, OKX, Bybit, Gate, and Kucoin, with a total value of 10.19 million USD.

According to monitoring by The Data Nerd, in the past 24 hours, four addresses (0xb22...3DDa, 0x7B4...D4A4, 0xbfB...6E0a, and 0x7E7...1565) that may belong to the same whale or institution transferred all their LINK holdings to a multi-signature wallet, with a total value of approximately $12.54 million.

According to Yujin's disclosure, Kaito's multi-signature contract address distributed a total of 24 million $KAITO (approximately 13.31 million USD) to 5 addresses. One of the addresses transferred all 5 million $KAITO (approximately 2.82 million USD) received 8 hours ago to Binance.

According to PeckShieldAlert monitoring, a hacker successfully infiltrated and took control of a multi-signature wallet, stealing a total of 27.3 million dollars in assets. The hacker recently withdrew 1,000 ETH (approximately 3.24 million dollars) from Aave and laundered the money through TornadoCash.As of now, the hacker has deposited a total of 6,300 ETH (approximately 19.4 million dollars) into TornadoCash. Security analysis shows that the hacker currently holds a leveraged long position worth 9.75 million dollars, including 20.5 million dollars in ETH against 10.7 million dollars in DAI.

According to CertiK monitoring, the address starting with 0xc946 deposited 1,337.1 ETH (approximately 3.9 million USD) into Tornado Cash. The source of funds for this address may involve suspicious withdrawals of Wrapped ETH and Story tokens from compromised multi-signature accounts.

According to PeckShieldAlert monitoring, a whale user's multi-signature wallet was stolen due to private key leakage, resulting in a loss of approximately 27.3 million dollars.The hacker has laundered 12.6 million dollars (equivalent to 4,100 ETH) through TornadoCash and holds about 2 million dollars in liquid assets. In addition, the thief also controls the victim's multi-signature wallet. This wallet has a leveraged long position on the Aave platform: it has deposited 25 million dollars worth of ETH as collateral and borrowed 12.3 million DAI.

According to on-chain analyst Ai Yi (@ai_9684xtpa), the WLFI project's multi-signature address transferred 250 million $WLFI tokens to Jump Crypto, worth 40.06 million USD. The tokens have not yet been further transferred, and the specific use is still unclear.

A multi-signature wallet of the WLFI project transferred a total of 166.6 million WLFI tokens to 7 wallet addresses, worth approximately 23.74 million USD, with each wallet receiving 23.8 million WLFI tokens.All WLFI tokens of early buyers are locked.

The BNB Chain developer team announced on social media that the current BNB Chain multi-signature wallet will soon be deprecated, and users need to migrate to Safe Global to ensure asset security.

Curve Finance is seeking community feedback on governance proposal #1252, which proposes to introduce "Emergency DAO" multi-signature permissions for crvUSD and LlamaLend, in order to ensure system security before supporting yieldbasis and Resupply and further scaling.The voting for this proposal will end on November 12. The proposal aims to allow the Emergency DAO to share control over key risk parameters with the Curve DAO, including: lowering the debt ceiling related to crvUSD minting (applicable to YB, Flashminter, etc.); adjusting AMM fees, monetary policy, and liquidity mining callbacks; managing borrowing discounts (non-mandatory liquidation); setting deposit limits for the Vault.

ChainCatcher news, zCloak Network announced the launch of a multi-signature wallet system based on the x402 protocol. This system enables seamless collaboration between AI agents and humans in on-chain asset operations, marking the first time AI can participate as a signatory in real-world x402 protocol asset transfers.In the zCloak.Money multi-signature platform, AI agents can act as independent signatories, autonomously initiating USDC payment requests based on the x402 protocol. After the AI completes a signature compliant with the EIP-3009 specification on the server side, the relevant transaction will be pushed to the pending list of human collaborators with the "x402" identifier. After manual review and completion of a second signature, the payment process is completed.This technological breakthrough provides a solution for collaborative operations between AI and humans in the management of crypto assets. In the future, AI can assist in handling various on-chain stablecoin payment scenarios, including computing resource procurement, API call settlements, and data service payments, enhancing the efficiency and automation of enterprise resource allocation.zCloak.Money is a fully on-chain self-custody enterprise multi-signature wallet developed by zCloak Network, dedicated to providing institutional users with secure, transparent, and auditable on-chain asset management solutions.

ChainCatcher news, according to CoinDesk, Swiss digital asset bank Sygnum Bank has partnered with Bitcoin (BTC) lending startup Debifi to launch what is claimed to be the first bank-supported loan platform that does not require borrowers to give up full control of their Bitcoin.The product is named MultiSYG and is scheduled to launch in the first half of 2026, targeting institutions and high-net-worth individuals who seek bank-grade loan services but are concerned about "re-hypothecation."

According to ChainCatcher's message and on-chain analyst Yu Jin's monitoring, the Ethereum Foundation's DeFi multi-signature wallet sold 1,000 ETH for $4,508 in the past 7 hours, exchanging it for 4.508 million DAI. This wallet has sold a total of 21,000 ETH in the past three months, with a total value of $72.94 million.Specifically, it includes: 1. On July 11, sold 10,000 ETH OTC for $2,572, valued at $25.73 million. 2. On September 3, transferred 10,000 ETH to Kraken, valued at $42.7 million.

According to ChainCatcher news and the official blog, Aptos Labs has officially launched a unified multisig wallet solution called Petra Vault on the Aptos network. This product is designed to provide enterprise-level security and an intuitive design for teams and individual users.The main features of Petra Vault include: Compatibility: Supports direct import of vaults from existing Aptos multisig platforms such as Rimosafe and MSafe without the need to reset governance. Security: Built-in transaction simulation feature allows users to preview transaction results before broadcasting to mitigate risks; can also be used in conjunction with Aptos Keyless to distribute signing authority across different platforms such as Ledger, Google, and Apple accounts. Usability: Provides preset proposal templates for common operations like sending tokens and updating owners to accelerate execution speed.

ChainCatcher news, the Web3 social platform UXLINK officially disclosed that its multi-signature wallet experienced a security vulnerability, resulting in a large amount of cryptocurrency being illegally transferred to centralized and decentralized exchanges.The team has collaborated with internal and external security experts to investigate the cause and urgently contacted major exchanges to freeze suspicious funds. They have also reported the incident to the police and relevant authorities, and will continue to provide updates on the progress.

ChainCatcher news, according to EmberCN monitoring, a multi-signature wallet address of the Aster project transferred 80 million APX (worth 132 million USD) into Aster half an hour ago.

ChainCatcher news, according to crypto analyst Yu Jin @EmberCN's monitoring, half an hour ago, a multi-signature wallet of the Aster project transferred 80 million APX to Aster, worth approximately 132 million USD.

ChainCatcher message, Pendle's multi-signature wallet (address: 0x811) has transferred 1.2 million PENDLE tokens to Binance again, worth approximately 6.44 million USD.

ChainCatcher news, on-chain analyst MLM (@mlmabc) posted on X platform stating that nine newly created wallets received 321 million WLFI (worth approximately 96 million USD) from the World Liberty Finance multi-signature wallet, which was previously used for team activities. This batch of wallets has just transferred all assets to Bybit.