Jane Street Official Website Fraud Warning: Does not provide services to individual investors and does not solicit business through social media platforms.

Cryptocurrency project Aethir spreads negative news, with the marketing director accused of having sought women for Epstein.

Gate News reports that on March 10, the crypto community announced that Aethir's marketing director Masha Prusso was accused of having sourced women for Epstein. Meanwhile, community insiders revealed that Aethir has recently undergone large-scale layoffs, with several co-founders and executives leaving one after another, suspected of soft Rug pulling. It is also reported that Masha Prusso's personal website has been taken down recently.

South Korean prosecutors sell stolen and recovered Bitcoin 320.8 coins, cash out $21.5 million, and remit to the national treasury

Gate News: On March 10, the Gwangju District Prosecutor's Office in South Korea sold 320.8 Bitcoins, with the proceeds of 31.6 billion Korean Won (approximately $21.5 million) remitted to the national treasury. The Bitcoins were originally confiscated after a crackdown on an illegal gambling platform, stolen in August 2025 due to a phishing attack on an official, and voluntarily returned by the hacker in February this year. The prosecution then sold the assets in batches over 11 days (from February 24 to March 6). The hacker remains at large, and the investigation is ongoing. (The Block)

JELLYJELLY Contract and Spot Price Discrepancy at 34%, Manipulation Warning Alert Triggered

JELLYJELLY tokens experienced an extreme divergence of 34% between the perpetual contract mark price and the on-chain spot price on March 10, suspected of price manipulation. Analysis shows a surge in open interest and a funding rate reaching -2% every 4 hours, indicating market instability and manipulation risk. Analysts warn investors that this situation could trigger significant price volatility and reflects structural risks during the integration process of decentralized and centralized exchanges.

Compound official website hacked again: Phishing site disguises attack on DeFi lending platform, raising security concerns

DeFi lending protocol Compound Finance recently experienced a security incident, with users reporting that its official website was redirected to a phishing page. Attackers used domain spoofing to carry out the attack. Although no funds were lost, this is the second similar incident Compound has faced in the past two years. Security experts stated that the automation of phishing tools increases the risk of attacks. The ongoing issues facing Compound are undermining market confidence, and front-end security and governance transparency are becoming key factors for its long-term development.

Beware of crypto scams: Political organizations report impersonators soliciting Bitcoin and Ethereum donations related to Iran issues

The Russian "All-Russian People's Front" warns that scammers are forging donation documents to induce supporters of Iran to donate cryptocurrencies, claiming that the funds will be used to aid Ukrainian soldiers. The organization reiterates that all crypto fundraising activities in its name are scams, and legitimate donations can only be made through official website bank transfers. Meanwhile, Russian security agencies are stepping up efforts to combat related criminal activities. Cryptocurrencies are becoming increasingly important in the political and military funding flows in the Middle East, posing new security challenges for users.

The BSC chain MT token purchase restriction mechanism has a flaw, allowing hackers to arbitrage approximately $242,000.

Gate News reports that on March 10, BlockSec detected a suspicious transaction targeting the MT-WBNB liquidity pool on BSC, resulting in a loss of approximately $242,000. The attack exploited a flaw in the buyer restriction mechanism, allowing the attacker to bypass restrictions via a router and sell MT for profit, leading to the loss of funds.