Today, the cryptocurrency panic and greed index dropped to 25, and the market turned into a state of extreme panic

[Native Markets Halts USDH Official Website Exchange, Redemption Services Migrated to Bridge] USDH issuer Native Markets has announced that the USDH official website exchange has been discontinued. Subsequent exchange services will be migrated to Bridge's official platform. In the coming months, Bridge will provide 1:1 redemption and exchange services for USDH. Users are required to complete independent account registration and onboarding processes on the Bridge platform.

US President Trump announced tonight that he will declassify and release key intelligence revealing the vulnerability of the US election infrastructure. These documents were collected and organized by the White House Government Transparency Working Group and the Presidential Intelligence Advisory Committee, and confirmed by the head of the highest intelligence agency.

The US federal grand jury has indicted Benjamin Paul Wiener, a 43 year old cryptocurrency investor from Sioux Falls, South Dakota, on 29 charges including telecom fraud, money laundering, bank fraud, and serious identity theft, totaling approximately $20 million. Benjamin Paul Wiener, through his control of eight physical companies, induced investors to invest funds and cryptocurrency assets through false statements, and used banks and cryptocurrency exchanges to transfer funds for personal consumption, using new funds to repay old investors and carry out Ponzi schemes. In addition, Benjamin Paul Wiener fraudulently obtained a $1 million credit line from a bank in April 2025 by forging documents and stealing identity information. Benjamin Paul Wiener has pleaded not guilty to the charges and the case will be heard on September 15th.

[Cosine: Claude Code Faces Potential Poisoning Attack Risks] SlowMist founder Cosine pointed out that Claude Code has potential poisoning attack risks. Attackers may achieve silent code execution through malicious project configuration files, stealing API keys, cloud credentials, or controlling local devices. Researchers discovered during testing on Mac systems that Claude Code executing specific commands could trigger the local calculator to launch. After a successful attack, attackers may steal API keys for AI services like Claude and OpenAI, obtain cloud service credentials for AWS, Alibaba Cloud, Tencent Cloud, tamper with code repositories to implant backdoors, or use local devices to attack enterprise internal networks.

According to The Block, Danny Sanders, Chief Business Officer of Trezor, refuted ZachXBT's claim that hardware wallets are junk. ZachXBT claims that all hardware wallets are junk and does not recommend using them for tasks such as signing transactions or storing funds, and recommends using an iPhone to store funds. Danny Sanders admitted in an interview that firmware or software updates for hardware wallets can sometimes interfere with urgent or large transactions, resulting in a clumsy user experience and understanding of users' frustration.