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Svmuu News: Gate issued a statement regarding the recent incident involving customer funds, acknowledging that its communication with users in the early stages of the incident was not handled appropriately and that it did not prioritize users’ concerns immediately.Gate’s initial assessment was based entirely on the facts: the applicant provided highly consistent information, including the account email, mobile number, real-name verification details, complete transaction history, and authentic, valid screenshots of Alipay transactions. This information was extremely accurate, and the applicant passed the live verification process.After sending email and SMS notifications, and following a 2-day review period plus a 24-hour withdrawal protection period, the user did not raise any objections. Additionally, the IP address used for the application was located in the same region as the IP addresses from which the account had been recently accessed. Based on cross-verification of multiple pieces of information, Gate concluded at the time that there were grounds for suspicion.
Despite initial communication missteps, Gate has never ceased providing support to the user. Immediately after the incident, a special task force comprising the security, compliance, legal, and business teams was established, and a dedicated support group was set up with the user. To date, we have completed incident reconstruction, device security analysis, and real-time tracking of the funds’ flow, while also assisting the user in filing a police report and providing all necessary documentation.
Additionally, Gate has engaged a team of professional attorneys and mobilized business resources to actively communicate with Tether and relevant exchanges in an effort to freeze the funds involved in the case.
Regarding security mechanisms, Gate reiterates that it has always adhered to a multi-layered protection system, including multi-channel advance notifications, initial system risk control screening, manual four-eyes verification, and strict time-based safeguards. Live verification serves only as a supplementary measure and is not the sole basis for decision-making.The 10.x internal IP addresses appearing in the logs were used by auditors during normal operations.
Furthermore, after a thorough investigation, it has been confirmed that this incident did not involve any platform data breaches or unauthorized actions by former employees; the platform did not previously possess some of the sensitive information provided by the applicant. Security is an ongoing process.Gate will thoroughly review this incident and continue to optimize its processes. Regardless of the final investigation results, Gate will fully cooperate with law enforcement and third-party agencies and do everything possible to help users recover their funds.

Svmuu News: The Hong Kong Interbank Clearing Limited issued an announcement stating that, it has recently discovered multiple fake websites operating under the guise of “Buyer Online Security Protection” that trick users into submitting personal information—such as ID numbers, photos of ID cards, and phone numbers—for so-called “real-name verification.” These sites use cash rewards as bait to entice users to make deposits and withdrawals through so-called virtual wallets. The Hong Kong Interbank Clearing Limited urges the public to be wary of suspicious phone calls, websites, or other communications. If you suspect you have been scammed, you should report it to the police as soon as possible.

According to PPP’s prediction market monitoring, in the Polymarket prediction event “MSI Losers’ Bracket Final: HLE vs. LYON,” the “smart money” account ROBBATTISTAFANDUELRETARD made a profit of over $650,000 (0x13414a77a4be48988851c73dfd824d0168e70853), who generated over $650,000 in profits, purchased $146,000 worth of HLE to beat LYON at an average entry price of 88.8¢, purchasing 164,999.6 shares.
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The match began on July 11, 2026, at 16:00 and is a best-of-five (BO5) series. The first game has already concluded, with HLE emerging victorious.
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Svmuu News: Reports indicate that Tencent is in talks to become the largest shareholder of Manus, a general AI agent company. According to the reports, a consortium of Chinese investors led by Tencent is set to repurchase all of Manus’s shares from Meta at a valuation of approximately $2 billion. A reporter sought confirmation from Tencent, but as of press time, Tencent had not responded. Another source familiar with the matter revealed that following the transaction, Tencent will retain its status as a minority shareholder but will not hold a controlling stake. (Southern Metropolis Daily)

Svmuu News: According to monitoring by on-chain investigator Specter, the Hedera Network appears to have been hacked. The attacker has transferred over $3.7 million from the Hedera Network to Ethereum via LayerZero. The stolen funds are currently being converted from WBTC to ETH. The addresses involved in the theft include 0x9A4966152F6e10b33Cb7a37975e8619816d6a494 and 0xaf20D792A19fD42dCf697ceBa61 00291D96dD93e.

Svmuu News: The White House confirmed on the 10th that U.S. President Trump has removed two sitting members of the U.S. Election Assistance Commission from their posts. Earlier reports indicated that on the 9th, Trump removed Democratic members Thomas Hicks and Benjamin Hovland from the commission and accepted the resignation of Republican member Christy McCormick; another Republican member, Donald Palmer, had already stepped down earlier this year. As a result, all four seats on the commission are now vacant. In a statement on the 10th, the White House said the president reserves the right to remove individuals who may not be fully committed to safeguarding the security of U.S. elections and ensuring that every valid vote is counted. The White House statement did not provide specific reasons for Trump’s action. U.S. media reports indicate that the commission had previously rejected an executive order signed by Trump requiring voters to provide proof of U.S. citizenship when registering on the National Voter Registration Database.