Over the past week, DeSci has suddenly become a hot topic again.

This morning, members of the Meme community, who were supposed to have finished their busy "dog-beating" work all night, were instantly blown up by a piece of news. The on-chain transaction terminal DEXX was attacked, and many users confirmed that their funds were transferred.

The user assets of the on-chain trading terminal DEXX were stolen, and multiple meme coins experienced a large-scale crash in the early hours of this morning. The security company has not yet determined the specific amount of the theft, and there are rumors in the community that the current loss of assets has reached more than 16 million US dollars.

President-elect Donald Trump’s proposal to create a national bitcoin reserve is gaining support across the country, with several states now considering plans to implement their own cryptocurrency reserves.

At Devcon 2024, many Ethereum ecosystem projects chose to announce their latest achievements or project progress during this period. PANews summarized the major project progress during Devcon 2024.

British and Romanian citizens filed a lawsuit in a federal court in California, accusing Caitlyn Jenner and her agent Sophia Hutchins of fraudulently soliciting financially unsophisticated investors in the United States and abroad to purchase unregistered securities.

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Whoever takes over as chairman of the U.S. SEC will play the "most critical role" in the crypto industry.

The Asian market has become a key region for the development of Web3 with its large digital native population, consumer-centric innovation and strong super application ecosystem, and on-chain data further reveals its growth potential.

The meme coin supercycle continues, fueled by centralized exchanges (CEXs).

Two Binance executives, Tigran Gambaryan and Nadeem Anjarwalla, will remain detained in Nigeria until at least a hearing on March 20, the Wall Street Journal reported. The two were arrested on February 26 after flying to Abuja to meet with the Nigerian government at its invitation. A spokesperson for Binance previously told CoinDesk that the exchange was "working with the Nigerian authorities and hopes to safely bring Nadeem and Tigran home to their families." Binance posted on the X platform on Wednesday that it was still working to bring "colleagues Let’s take them home.” In addition, according to an official Binance blog post, Binance has cooperated with Nigerian law enforcement agencies to promote responsible growth. Binance’s policy is to cooperate with and comply with all legal requests from government, local regulatory and law enforcement agencies regarding investigations, prosecutions and seizure actions. Information requests and legal inquiries. Between June 2020 and February 2024, the Binance Financial Crimes Compliance (FCC) team responded to 626 requests for information from Nigerian law enforcement agencies or investigations related to Nigeria, taking an average of 37.4 hours from submission to resolution. The information provided by Binance helps numerous agencies including the Nigeria Police Force, Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), and Interpol Nigeria fight crimes ranging from scams and fraud to money laundering, extortion, kidnapping, and extortion. In a high-profile operation in January 2022, Binance restricted 281 accounts of Nigerian residents due to money laundering concerns and worked extensively with Nigerian authorities to protect users from illegal activity. (CoinDesk)

Binance published a blog post stating that it hopes to continue investing in Nigeria and cooperate with Nigerian law enforcement agencies to promote responsible growth. Binance said its policy is to cooperate with and comply with all lawful information requests and legal inquiries made by government, local regulatory and law enforcement agencies in connection with investigations, prosecutions and seizure actions. Between June 2020 and February 2024, the Binance Financial Crimes Compliance (FCC) team responded to 626 requests for information from Nigerian law enforcement agencies or related to Nigeria-related investigations, taking an average of 37.4 hours from submission to resolution, provided The information helps numerous agencies including the Nigeria Police Force, Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) and Interpol Nigeria to combat crimes ranging from scams and fraud to money laundering, extortion, kidnapping and extortion. Binance added that it looks forward to continuing constructive cooperation in the future.

Phishing, a deceitful tactic employed by cybercriminals to trick individuals into divulging sensitive information, has taken a worrisome turn as hackers have initiated a highly sophisticated campaign. This campaign has set its sights on Federal Communications Commission (FCC) employees and prominent entities within the cryptocurrency sphere.  Under the guise of legitimacy, hackers have... source: https://www.cryptopolitan.com/phishing-campaign-target-the-fcc-and-crypto/

New rules from the SEC and FCC, and the former’s own SIM swap incident, are likely to raise scrutiny on crypto firms to clamp down on a scourge of identity-hacks, says Andrew Adams, partner at Steptoe. source: https://www.coindesk.com/consensus-magazine/2024/02/12/the-ftx-hack-the-unsolved-sim-swap-mystery/?utm_medium=referral&utm_source=rss&utm_campaign=headlines

According to CryptoPotato, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has officially prohibited the use of artificial intelligence-generated voices in unwarranted robocalls across the United States. This decision comes after an incident in which New Hampshire residents received fabricated voice messages mimicking U.S. President Joe Biden, advising against participation in the state’s primary election. The ban, implemented under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA), aims to curb the proliferation of robocall scams. FCC Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel stated that bad actors are using AI-generated voices in unsolicited robocalls to extort vulnerable family members, imitate celebrities, and misinform voters. The latest ruling extends the prohibition to cover “voice cloning technology,” effectively stopping an essential tool used by scammers in fraudulent schemes. The TCPA aims to protect consumers from intrusive communications and “junk calls” by imposing restrictions on telemarketing practices, including using artificial or pre-recorded voice messages. In a related development, authorities have traced a recent high-profile robocall incident imitating President Joe Biden’s voice back to a Texas-based firm named Life Corporation and an individual identified as Walter Monk. Attorney General Mayes has since sent a warning letter to the company. Attorney General John Formella has also confirmed that a cease-and-desist letter has been issued to the company, and a criminal investigation is underway. The robocall, circulated on January 21 to thousands of Democratic voters, urged recipients to abstain from voting in the primary election to preserve their votes for the subsequent November election.

After an AI deepfake of President Joe Biden targeted New Hampshire voters last month, the federal agency is taking action ahead of the 2024 U.S. elections. source: https://decrypt.co/216570/fcc-bans-ai-robocalls-deepfake-politics

In a recent development, Jessica Rosenworcel, Chairwoman of the United States Federal Communication Commission), has proposed classifying calls featuring artificial intelligence (AI)-generated voices as illegal. The intended regulations and penalties would fall under the purview of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA). This initiative by the FCC Chair comes on the heels of an alarming... source: https://www.cryptopolitan.com/fcc-chair-law-outlaw-ai-generated-voices/

The proposal by Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel aims to prohibit robocall scams under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA), a 1991 law regulating automated political and marketing calls made without the receivers’ consent. source: https://cointelegraph.com/news/fcc-chair-proposes-outlawing-ai-robocalls