[SlowMist Cosine: North Korean Hacker Software SilentSiphon Can Steal Data from Various Applications] SlowMist Cosine posted on the X platform stating that the trojan program SilentSiphon, developed by North Korean hackers, can steal data from Apple Notes, Telegram, browser extensions, as well as credentials stored in browsers and password managers. It can also access confidential information in configuration files related to various services. Users are advised to enhance their security awareness, regularly update software versions, avoid downloading applications from unknown sources, and use reliable security software for protection.

[Zhao Changpeng Considers Filing Defamation Lawsuit Against U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren] Binance founder Zhao Changpeng is considering filing a defamation lawsuit against Massachusetts Democratic Senator Elizabeth Warren. Previously, Warren posted a tweet on the social media platform X, accusing Zhao Changpeng of being imprisoned for criminal money laundering and claiming that he funded President Trump's stablecoin in exchange for a pardon. Zhao Changpeng, through his attorney Teresa Goody Guillen, sent a letter to Warren demanding a retraction of the statements and emphasized that he has never been convicted of money laundering. According to a plea agreement, Zhao Changpeng violated the Bank Secrecy Act by failing to establish adequate anti-money laundering controls during Binance's operations, which led to his resignation as Binance CEO. If Warren does not formally retract her statements, Zhao Changpeng will take legal action.

[A Whale Sells 6,000 ETH at $3,983, Profiting $14.43 Million] On-chain data shows that a whale address sold 6,000 ETH an hour ago at a price of $3,983, earning a profit of $14.43 million. It is reported that this address had purchased the batch of ETH at $1,582 back in April this year. Additionally, data indicates that this whale has recently accumulated a total profit of $28.92 million through ETH transactions. Notably, the address also purchased 8,240 ETH at $1,195 at the end of 2022 and sold them in July 2024 at $2,961, profiting $14.49 million.

[Early Bitcoin Investor Deposits 1,447.56 BTC to Kraken] Early Bitcoin investor Owen Gunden (@bitbitrage) recently deposited 1,447.56 Bitcoin (BTC) into the cryptocurrency exchange platform Kraken, with a current market value of approximately $163.19 million. At the same time, he transferred 2,361.73 BTC (valued at approximately $266.2 million) to a newly created wallet address. These transactions were recorded and confirmed by the on-chain monitoring tool Onchain Lens. This operation has attracted market attention and may potentially impact BTC's liquidity and price trends.

**[Australia ASIC Updates Digital Asset Regulatory Guidelines, Expands Scope]** The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) released a revised version of *Information Sheet 225* (Info Sheet 225) on Tuesday, clarifying which digital asset products and services may be considered financial products under the framework of the *Corporations Act*. The updated guidelines replace the term "crypto-assets" with "digital assets" to encompass virtual assets, tokenized assets, and token-based products. Although the guidelines do not introduce new legal obligations, they aim to provide regulatory direction for the forthcoming *Digital Asset Platforms and Payment Service Providers Bill*. This bill proposes a licensing regime for cryptocurrency exchanges, custody platforms, and stablecoin issuers. ASIC emphasized that yield tokens, staking programs, and asset-referenced stablecoins may require an Australian Financial Services License. The final version of the guidelines includes new sections on custody, fund management, and transitional exemptions, and expands the number of practical case studies to 18.