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- Bitcoin (BTC) slid to $93,900, down 1.9% in 24 hours, amid a broader crypto downturn and struggling U.S. stocks. - Ether (ETH) dropped 5.9%, while the CoinDesk 20 Index fell 5.1%. - Solana (SOL) was hit hardest, plunging nearly 10% in a day and 41% over the month, affected by token unlocks and increased inflation. - U.S. stocks also faltered, with Nasdaq down 1.2% and S&P 500 down 0.5%. 📉 What are your thoughts on the current market trends? Share in the comments!

This February is historically the worst month for $ETH

I am came from future !!! All hints for wealth SoEzzz period : now and end of feb U guys need to trade Margin isolated ( recommend ) and future cross almost 22x $BGB short $BGSOL long $BTC long ( if u have boost position vouncher ) $ZOO long $TON long $CATI long ( it will be double or Triple ur wealth ) $ETH long $SOL short Stfu ex’s ceo How rich r u ?

With $BTC BTC and $ETH ETH ETFs paving the way, which altcoin is next? $SOL SOL and $XRP XRP are top contenders, but regulatory hurdles remain. Which altcoin do you think has the best shot?

Infini, a well-known DeFi platform, has recently experienced a significant exploit. As per data from Cyvers Alerts, a blockchain security platform, Infini has gone through a $USDC breach. The attack has incurred $49M as the attacker abused retained admin privileges. The blockchain security platform took to social media to disclose this incident. 🚨ALERT🚨Today, @0xinfini suffered a $49M $USDC exploit due to an attacker abusing retained administrative privileges.The attacker, operating from 0xc49b5e5b9da66b9126c1a62e9761e6b2147de3e1, had initially developed the contract as part of the Infini project. However, after… pic.twitter.com/olguOyNCJr — 🚨 Cyvers Alerts 🚨 (@CyversAlerts) February 24, 2025 Attacker Exploits Unrevoked Admin Privileges to Draine $49M $USDC from Infini Cyvers Alerts associates the exploit of Infini with the abuse of reserved admin privileges by the attacker. Particularly, the attacker exploited the respective privileges in the smart contract of Infini. The blockchain security firm revealed “0xc49b5e5b9da66b9126c1a62e9761e6b2147de3e1” as the attacker’s wallet address. The attacker had reportedly been engaged in the establishment of the smart contract of Infini. Following that, the smart contract was delivered to Infini’s project team. Nonetheless, the developer security had reserved administrative access. The respective loophole permitted the attacker to exploit the smart contract. Hence, a considerable time after the launch of the project, the attacker exploited it. Approximately, the attacker executed this exploit up to one hundred days following the project’s completion. Hence, the attacker initiated a scheme by funding address via Tornado Cash which is a privacy-focused crypto mixer to obfuscate transfer trails. Subsequently, the exploiter sent a minor $ETH transfer to recompense the gas fee for the exploit’s execution. Ultimately, the attacker drained the whole fund of Infini through the smart contract. DeFi Projects Need Preemptive Measures to Prevent Future Attacks According to Cyvers Alerts, the Infini exploit highlights inadequate access control processes as well as a failure to invalidate administrative privileges. Hence, the teams behind the DeFi projects should pay considerable head to such loopholes to avoid exploits. Additionally, there is a requirement for real-time threat discovery, proactive security observation, routine audits, and strict access control mechanisms.