The Ethereum Foundation officially supports the cybersecurity non-profit organization Security Alliance (SEAL) to strengthen defenses against the increasingly rampant cryptocurrency theft attacks targeting Ethereum users. SEAL revealed that the foundation is providing funding through its "Trillion Dollar Security Plan," specifically hiring a security engineer to work with intelligence teams to track and eliminate wallet theft and phishing activities targeting users. These theft attacks are often circulated in underground forums in the form of malicious scripts or toolkits, allowing anyone without specialized technical skills to initiate scams. Attackers often disguise themselves as trusted protocol websites, guiding users to approve a few seemingly normal transactions. Once authorized, the digital assets in the wallet are quickly transferred out. Programs like Angel, Inferno, and others continue to update their versions, and even after "shutdown," they can still spread.

Gate News bot message, according to the official Gate announcement Gate has delisted trading markets for 25 tokens including AEG, MOT, MARSH, LLT, SEILOR, NGL, EQX, PIP, AMS, AQDC, SEAL, MSN, AIX, ARTEM, CYBERARENA, GODL, CATS, FTR, ANML, BLOCX, MIDNIGHT, PERL, MOZ, OMNIA, and FTN. These tokens have been identified as not meeting the platform's trading opening standards. Gate has conducted buyback procedures for users holding these tokens and who submitted the form, with the corresponding buyback amounts credited to user accounts. Users can still use Gate as a wallet to store assets for these tokens; the specific delisting time for wallet functions will be announced separately by the platform.

Gate News bot message, according to the official Gate announcement Gate has decided to delist trading services for 25 tokens. The delisted tokens include AEG, MOT, MARSH, LLT, SEILOR, NGL, EQX, PIP, AMS, AQDC, SEAL, MSN, AIX, ARTEM, CYBERARENA, GODL, CATS, FTR, ANML, BLOCX, MIDNIGHT, PERL, MOZ, OMNIA, and FTN. The delisting affects spot trading pairs, quantitative grid, coin savings, and margin trading involving these tokens. According to the delisting schedule, Gate has suspended deposit services for the relevant tokens and will close new margin lending and collateral lending by 16:00(UTC+8) on January 7, 2026, and will suspend trading services at 11:00(UTC+8) on January 14, 2026. Users can choose to withdraw tokens or transfer to Gate Web3 Wallet for permanent asset storage. For tokens still stored on the platform after the market is offline, users can apply for buyback after January 28, 2026. Gate will buy back at the preset price, with a maximum compensation limit of 100 USDT per user. Buyback applications must be submitted via the designated form between 00:00(UTC+8) on January 28, 2026, and 00:00(UTC+8) on February 4, 2026.

Gate News Bot Message, January 6th, according to CoinMarketCap data, as of press time, SUI (Sui) is currently priced at $1.96, up 14.96% in the past 24 hours, with a high of $1.96 and a low of $1.39. The 24-hour trading volume reached $1.587 billion. The current market capitalization is approximately $7.446 billion, an increase of $969 million from yesterday, ranking 18th. Sui is a comprehensive solution for a new full-stack economy, providing ownership, programming, and verification capabilities for assets, data, and permissions. The Sui Stack includes modular toolkits: Sui Asset and Service Coordination Platform, Walrus Trusted Data Layer, Seal Data Security, Nautilus Verifiable Off-Chain Computation, DeepBook Programmable Liquidity Layer, and SuiNS Identity Management. The platform uses the Move secure programming language and Mysticeti DAG consensus mechanism to achieve low-latency performance. Sui is applied across multiple industries including institutional capital markets, DeFi, AI, gaming, and more, with ecosystem projects such as BTCfi Bitcoin DeFi and SuiPlay gaming platform. The token design incorporates a long-term deflationary mechanism and has received support from well-known institutions like Google and Franklin Templeton.

Gate News Bot message, December 31st, according to CoinMarketCap data, as of press time, SUI (Sui) is currently priced at $1.45, up 1.24% in the past 24 hours, with a high of $1.51 and a low of $1.36. The 24-hour trading volume reached $489 million. The current market capitalization is approximately $5.413 billion, an increase of about $66.1 million from yesterday, ranking 22nd globally. Sui is a comprehensive platform built for the new global economy, and the only platform where assets, data, and permissions can be owned, programmed, and verified. Sui Stack offers a set of locally composable building tools, including: Sui asset and service coordination layer, Walrus trusted data layer, Seal data security, Nautilus verifiable off-chain computation, DeepBook programmable liquidity management layer, and SuiNS identity management. The platform uses the Move secure programming language and achieves low latency performance through Mysticeti DAG consensus, supporting applications across multiple industries such as institutional capital markets, decentralized finance, AI, and gaming. Sui is designed with verifiability, ownership, and business readiness features, providing users with true asset ownership, data control, and transparent application behavior verification.

Recently, a type of front-end attack targeting cryptocurrency users has been spreading rapidly. According to the cybersecurity non-profit organization Security Alliance (SEAL), hackers are exploiting a newly discovered vulnerability in the open-source front-end JavaScript library React to implant cryptocurrency theft programs into legitimate websites, with a significant increase in related attack cases. React is one of the most mainstream web front-end frameworks currently, widely used to build various websites and web applications. On December 3rd, React's official team disclosed that a serious security vulnerability, numbered CVE-2025-55182, was discovered by white-hat hacker Lachlan Davidson. This vulnerability allows unauthenticated remote code execution, enabling attackers to inject and execute malicious code on the website's front end.

According to ChainCatcher, as reported by CoinDesk, two wallets associated with Casascius physical bitcoins have recently transferred a total of 2,000 bitcoins, worth approximately $180 million, after being dormant for over ten years. These bitcoins had not been touched since 2011 and 2012, when the price of bitcoin was under $15, compared to nearly $90,000 today. Casascius physical coins were created by Utah entrepreneur Mike Caldwell in 2011 as physical collectibles containing embedded private keys, with denominations ranging from 1 to 1,000 BTC. Each coin comes with a tamper-evident holographic seal to protect the private key underneath. Due to the US Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) flagging Caldwell as an unlice

The non-profit organization SEAL has launched a global real-time anti-phishing defense network, collaborating with platforms like MetaMask to provide "verifiable phishing report" technology, ensuring user safety. This network utilizes Decentralization mechanisms to combat phishing attacks and plans to expand partnerships to enhance its defensive capabilities.

PANews, October 14th news, reported by The Block, the cryptocurrency crime investigation department "Security Alliance" (abbreviated as SEAL) has announced a new method for reporting potential phishing websites that use increasingly complex techniques to hide hacker traces. SEAL stated that traditional automatic URL scanning faces common problems encountered by web crawlers, such as CAPTCHA and anti-bot protection, and that scammers have a "camouflage" feature that provides harmless content to suspected scanners, hence a way to see the content visible to users is needed. Their new "verifiable phishing reporter" adopts a new encryption scheme called "TLS proof," allowing white hat hackers to check in the form of the website as seen by potential victims. SEAL pointed out that transport layer security itself does not support generating session records, leaving opportunities for third parties to provide false content. Users can submit proofs through this program, and SEAL will verify and ensure that the content is properly signed.