[DEX Project Bunni Announces Shutdown Due to Hack] The DEX project Bunni, based on Uniswap V4, has announced its shutdown due to development stagnation caused by a hack in early September. Bunni stated that audit and monitoring costs would require six to seven figures, and with insufficient funds and months of development needed to restore the project, it is unsustainable. Remaining treasury assets will be distributed to holders of BUNNI, LIT, and veBUNNI, with specific details to be announced after legal procedures are confirmed. Team members will not participate in the distribution. The hack previously resulted in approximately $2.3 million in losses.

[Coinbase: Launches New Protocol Connecting AI and Crypto Payments] Coinbase has released a new protocol aimed at integrating artificial intelligence with cryptocurrency payments to enable automated transactions. The protocol leverages blockchain technology to support autonomous transactions, enhancing payment efficiency and intelligence. This move marks a technological innovation in the crypto payment sector and may spark discussions around privacy and security. (Decrypt)

[Whale Who Acquired Nearly 1 Million SOL Four Years Ago Transfers Another 100,000 SOL to Binance] A whale/institution that acquired 991,000 SOL four years ago has been consistently taking profits after unlocking the tokens this April. 20 minutes ago, they transferred another 100,000 SOL to Binance, valued at approximately $18.11 million. Data shows that since the unlocking in April, this address has transferred a total of 515,000 SOL to Binance in batches, with a total value of approximately $93.97 million and an average price of about $182.4 per SOL. Currently, the address still holds 828,000 SOL, valued at approximately $150 million, and has accumulated staking rewards of 352,000 SOL over the past four years.

[Nearly 60% of Australians Do Not Trust Cryptocurrency] The Australian cryptocurrency survey report shows that despite the government's push for digital asset regulatory reforms, cryptocurrency adoption remains stagnant. Data indicates that nearly 60% of Australians do not trust cryptocurrency, up from 57% last year. Those who do not hold digital assets believe unclear regulatory rules are the main hindering factor.

[Former First Lady Trump Involved in Fraud Lawsuit Over Promoting Meme Coin MELANIA] October 23 news: Meme coin MELANIA has been named in a lawsuit for allegedly participating in a 'pump-and-dump' fraud scheme. The coin claims to be the official promotional project of the U.S. First Lady Melania Trump and was launched in January this year. The plaintiff accuses the developer alliance of manipulating the coin's price for profit, causing losses to investors. The lawsuit states that Melania inadvertently endorsed the project and did not directly participate in the fraud. The White House and the defendants' lawyers have yet to respond.