Euler Finance suffered a flash loan attack on March 13, 2023, due to the lack of liquidity checks in the donateToReserves function of the smart contracts, resulting in a loss of approximately $197 million. This incident highlights the necessity of security audits for smart contracts, as well as the importance of strengthening liquidity detection and debt liquidation processes.

[Coin World] On August 7th (UTC+8), Blockchain Venture Capital Inc. (BVCI) announced that it has signed a formal protocol to complete the acquisition of a certain trading platform by September 1st. This marks another acquisition for BVCI following its acquisition of the forex company luminusFX in July, and it builds an ecosystem for BVCI that includes blockchain research and development, stablecoins, forex, trading platforms, and physical stores.

[Chain News] On August 7, news came in that a mysterious whale/institution has created a new Wallet and obtained 11,062 ETH (40.74 million USD) from a certain trading platform just 1 hour ago. In the past 3 days, this whale/institution has created 5 Wallets and accumulated a total of 147,591 ETH (541.66 million USD) from multiple trading platforms.

The Ethereum 2.0 staking contract has reached the minimum threshold to launch the Genesis Block, with over 524,288 ETH deposited, scheduled to go live on December 1st as planned. This marks a transition to the attestation mechanism, aiming to improve network efficiency and drop transaction fees. This upgrade will have a profound impact on the Crypto Assets ecosystem.

Orbiter Finance has partnered with a publicly listed company in the US to launch a Compliance stablecoin cross-chain solution, covering multiple currencies, with plans to go live in Q4 2025. The initiative aims to promote the use of Compliance stablecoins in Decentralized Finance and TradFi through low-cost transfer and exchange features.

The article discusses investment strategies for maintaining competitiveness in the crypto assets market, covering on-chain token issuance competition, the impact of trading tools, security risk protection, experience sharing, on-chain copy trading strategies, and market outlook, aiming to provide investors with comprehensive market insights and practical advice.

The Intersection of AI Agents and Crypto Assets: Balancing Innovation and Regulation
In today's digital age, artificial intelligence (AI) agents are gradually penetrating the Crypto Assets field, triggering a series of thought-provoking phenomena and challenges. An AI agent named Terminal of Truths(ToT) successfully promoted the issuance of the $GOAT coin by creating the "Goatse of Gnosis" meme religion, causing its market value to soar to $950 million in a short period of time. This event not only demonstrates the potential of AI agents in economic activities but also highlights their capabilities in content creation, community interaction, and market influence.
The main difference between AI agents and traditional web robots (Bot) lies in their high degree of autonomy and adaptability. They are capable of self-learning, making complex decisions, and continuously optimizing their behaviors during interactions. This dynamic, multi-layered capability allows A

Real World Assets: The New Frontier of Blockchain
Real World Assets (RWA) are emerging as a new asset class in the cryptocurrency industry, rapidly rising in prominence. As of May 2024, the RWA market size has exceeded $6.6 billion, reflecting strong interest and growing demand from investors for these innovative financial products. The rise of RWA is closely linked to the widespread use of Blockchain technology. Through tokenization, physical assets such as real estate, commodities, and intellectual property can be represented digitally on the blockchain. This process brings several key advantages:
- Asset Segmentation: Previously indivisible assets can now be split into smaller units of tokens, allowing more investors to participate.
- Liquidity Improvement: Tokenization simplifies the asset trading process and is expected to increase trading activity in traditional illiquid markets.
- Transparency and security: Blockchain technology ensures the security and transparency of transactions, reducing counterparty risk.

Ethereum introduced a token burning mechanism in the London upgrade, driving rapid growth in the DeFi market, but still faces challenges such as a lack of standardized evaluation criteria and declining participation. In the future, introducing social attributes may be key to promoting user interaction and ecosystem development. Combining trading and social aspects will bring new opportunities to DeFi.

[Chain News] PANews, August 7 - The Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) under the Financial Services Commission (FSC) of South Korea commissioned a study on the second phase of virtual asset legislation and anti-money laundering (AML) measures for stablecoins on August 6. The FSC stated that the upcoming legislation is expected to bring stablecoins under the regulatory framework, allowing them to be used for payments and cross-border transfers. The study will review global regulatory approaches to stablecoins and examine applicable anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing (CFT) standards.