According to Digital Asset, South Korean cryptocurrency exchange Bithumb won the first instance lawsuit for the wrongful release of Bitcoin, and the court ruled that users should return approximately 194 million Korean won (approximately 145000 US dollars). In February of this year, Bithumb issued 620000 bitcoins due to incorrect activity rewards. Subsequently, Bithumb launched a recycling program and reported in March that 99% of the mistakenly issued bitcoins had been recycled. This is the first judgment in the four lawsuits filed against users who have not returned their accounts. The basis for the court's judgment and whether the defendant will appeal have not been disclosed yet.

According to TradingBeats monitoring, "Maji" has added ENA to its long list and has now established a position worth over $460000. The current holdings include: 25 times Ethereum multiple worth $61.04 million, 40 times Bitcoin multiple worth $43.4 million, 10 times HYPE multiple worth $19.13 million, 10 times PUMP multiple worth $463000, and 10 times ENA multiple worth $461000.

[U.S. CFTC Warns Against Cryptocurrency ATM Scams, Losses Exceed $388 Million by 2025] The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has issued a notice stating that scammers are impersonating government officials, banks, or technical personnel to trick victims into transferring funds via cryptocurrency ATMs. According to data from the FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3), losses related to cryptocurrency ATM scams are projected to exceed $388 million by 2025, marking a 58% increase compared to the previous year. The CFTC emphasized that legitimate institutions will not request users to transfer assets via cryptocurrency ATMs and advised users to cease transactions and report incidents to the CFTC or FBI IC3.

On August 27th, the Bitcoin multi signature hardware wallet Frostnap released version 0.4.0, fixing two security issues. Currently, no user fund losses have been found. The FSA-2026-001 vulnerability involves malicious signature requests, while the FSA-2026-002 vulnerability involves finding addresses that exceed the recovery scan range. After the update, the application prompts to upgrade the device firmware and add firmware downgrade protection. The team recommends updating the application and firmware as soon as possible.

There is a vulnerability in Enjin's ERC-1155 contract, where attackers register malicious transfer adapters to bypass authorization, extract items from 52 wallets and call melt() to melt, redeeming 500 ENJs supported by each item from the platform's reserves, resulting in a loss of approximately $142000.