Dragonfly executive: Ethereum Foundation actively listens to community feedback and explores operational changes

Odaily Planet Daily News: According to Hypurscan data, the 50 fold leveraged whale on Hyperliquid has gradually liquidated BTC short positions and withdrew approximately 18.2 million USDC back to Arbitrarum 2 minutes ago (in two installments: 8699999 and 9499999).

The current price of HTX-BTC is $82277.16, a decrease of 1.12% in the past 24 hours. Among them, the total liquidation amount of contracts across the entire network in the past 1 hour was 13.42 million US dollars, with multiple orders being the main liquidation and BTC liquidation of 4.5 million US dollars (33.57%). The data is for reference only.

Layer1 blockchain MANTRA, which focuses on RWA assets, stated in its official blog that Sybil's survey results show that out of 217351 wallets, 123195 wallets have been disqualified; Due to the inability to bridge and associate their mainnet wallet addresses, there are still 80000 wallets unallocated; As a reward for discovering 1066480 OMs related to robot activities, 29 community members were allocated 106648 OMs for providing high-quality and effective witch reports; To ensure that legitimate participants receive their GenDrop quota, invalid handling has been carried out for self reports whose accuracy cannot be reliably verified; Therefore, according to the proposal, 26942144 OMs will be kept for destruction. Next, we will share a governance proposal where the community can vote to determine the future of these OMs. Previously, in December of last year, MANTRA proposed a new proposal to update the OM token economics, which included reducing the on chain inflation rate to 3%.

BlockBeats News: On March 18th, Bitwise Chief Investment Officer Matt Hougan said on social media, "Over the past four weeks, the market has turned a blind eye to many positive news. If the Federal Reserve loosens slightly, the market will see a significant rise

According to Cointelegraph, tech giant Microsoft has discovered a new type of remote access Trojan (RAT) that specifically targets 20 cryptocurrency wallet extensions in the Google Chrome browser, stealing their encrypted assets. The Microsoft incident response team revealed in a blog post on March 17th that they first detected this malicious software called StilachiRAT in November last year. This software is capable of stealing credentials, digital wallet information, and clipboard data stored in the browser. After deployment, attackers can use StilachiRAT to scan the configuration information of 20 cryptocurrency wallet extensions, including Coinbase Wallet, Trust Wallet, MetaMask, and OKX Wallet, in order to steal cryptocurrency wallet data. Microsoft analysis points out that "research on the WWStartupctrl64.dll module of StilachiRAT, which includes RAT functionality, shows that it uses various means to steal information from the target system." In addition to other functions, the malware can also extract credentials stored in the local state file of Google Chrome and monitor clipboard activity to obtain sensitive information such as passwords and encryption keys. It also has detection evasion and anti forensic functions, such as clearing event logs and checking if it is running in the sandbox to prevent analysis attempts. At present, Microsoft is unable to determine the mastermind behind the malicious software, but hopes to reduce the number of potential victims by publicly sharing information. Microsoft recommends that users take measures to avoid becoming victims of malicious software, including installing antivirus software, cloud based anti phishing, and anti malware components on their devices.