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According to an official announcement, Upbit will list CP trading pairs against the Korean Won (KRW), BTC, and USDT.

According to DashTape, as monitored by SlowMist, per the SlowMist TI security alert, a Router contract has been exploited due to security flaws in its Swap entry point and uniswapV3SwapCallback, resulting in losses of approximately 62.28 BNB. The Router fails to verify whether the caller is a legitimate V3 Pool, nor does it bind the payer in the callback to the original transaction context. The attacker forged a V3 Pool/adapter and injected a victim's address as the payer, exploiting users' existing ERC-20 approvals granted to the Router to execute transferFrom() and transfer assets. Users who have previously granted sufficient token approvals to this Router may see their approved assets transferred out, even without further interaction on their part.

DashTape reports September 8: According to SoSoValue data, cryptocurrency market sectors are partially rising, with the AI sector standing out, up 4.29% in 24 hours. Within the sector, Worldcoin (WLD) rose 21.62%, Venice Token (VVV) rose 10.74%, and Akedo (AKE) and Pieverse (PIEVERSE) rose 14.92% and 17.31%, respectively. Meanwhile, the Meme sector rose 2.07%, with BUILDon (B) up 18.53% and Pump.fun (PUMP) up 15.33%. In other sectors, the CeFi sector rose 0.01%, with Gate (GT) up 3.17%; the Layer1 sector fell 0.41%, with Injective (INJ) relatively resilient, up 18.03%; the PayFi sector fell 0.48%, with Zcash (ZEC) down 3.16%; the Layer2 sector fell 0.58%, with Arbitrum (ARB) down 8.94%; and the DeFi sector fell 0.95%, though Hyperliquid (HYPE) was down 2.03%. Cryptocurrency sector indices reflecting historical sector performance show that the ssiAI, ssiDePIN, and ssiMeme indices rose 7.64%, 2.83%, and 2.18%, respectively.

DashTape reports CZ posted on X platform, stating, "IPOs will move on chain."

DashTape reports According to Onchain Lens monitoring, Hyperliquid has purchased and burned 15,350 HYPE tokens over the past 24 hours, valued at approximately $1.32 million, with an average price of $86.17. To date, Hyperliquid has burned a total of 48.45 million HYPE tokens, equivalent to approximately $4.11 billion at current value, representing 4.84% of the maximum supply.

DashTape reports A British man named "Chris" has recovered 61 Bitcoin after a 12-year legal dispute following the shutdown of UK cryptocurrency exchange Intersango in 2014, now worth approximately $4.4 million. Chris purchased the Bitcoin in 2011 and left the assets under the exchange's custody without transferring them to a self-custody wallet. Intersango, formerly known as Britcoin, was among the first UK exchanges to offer Bitcoin trading against the pound. Ryan Sweetnam, Director of Financial Litigation at CEL Solicitors, assisted in recovering the assets. The firm spent four months preparing and submitting required documents to US courts, and the return was ultimately completed through negotiation. Chris said he now opens the wallet containing his Bitcoin about 20 times a day. (Bitcoin.com News)

DashTape reports According to the official announcement, Bithumb will list the USELESS token on the Korean won market, with trading expected to open at 14:00 local time.

DashTape reports According to on-chain analyst Ai Yi's monitoring, a whale has been building a WBTC position in stages through 4 addresses since 2022. The initial entry price was below $20,000, with each position-building transaction ranging from $20,000 to $30,000. Since August 10, the whale has deposited a total of $21.73 million worth of tokens into Binance. The whale's most recent accumulation occurred between November 2025 and April 2026, buying through a downward trend from $92,000 down to $66,000, ultimately accumulating 178 WBTC at an average price of $73,286, worth approximately $13.05 million.

DashTape reports according to Gate data, South Korea's KOSPI index rose 2% intraday, SK Hynix gained 3.81%, and Samsung Electronics rose 2.41%.

DashTape reports Tectonic released a report on the August 30 attack: the attacker manipulated the TONIC price to approximately 195 times its normal value and used it as collateral in a loop, borrowing approximately $120 million from 9 lending markets. After Cronos paused the network and restored its state, most assets returned to their pre-attack status, but approximately $9.19 million had already been transferred across chains and has not yet been recovered. The team plans to phase out low-liquidity collateral and set borrowing caps for the markets.