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Results of the ECB Survey of Professional Forecasters for the fourth quarter of 2026

Results of the ECB Survey of Professional Forecasters for the fourth quarter of 2026

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Tether Freezes 6.18 Million USDT Linked to Binance Hack, Cumulatively Freezing Over $1.3 Billion in Stolen Assets

The USDT issuer implemented rapid asset freezing measures in response to the Binance hacking incident.<p>Following the security breach at Binance, the USDT team immediately suspended the cross-chain bridge between TRON and Ethereum, and collaborated in real time with KYT and compliance partners to monitor all addresses across the network. Approximately 20 minutes after the incident was reported, the team traced a new round of theft operations initiated by the attacker on the Polygon network. The multi-signature signers successfully completed the freezing of 6.18 million stolen USDT before the attacker could convert the funds into non-freezable assets.</p><p>To date, Tether has cumulatively frozen over $1.3 billion in stolen USDT associated with this hacking incident. After completing the interception of core assets, the team has restored normal cross-chain transfer services between TRON and Ethereum.</p><p>Full-network asset monitoring remains at a high alert level. Temporary delays in subsequent cross-chain transactions may occur. Relevant teams will continue to track the flow of remaining stolen funds to prevent further transfer and loss of assets.</p>

D-Wallet: Self-Custody Must Balance Asset Security Management and Daily Access Experience

In its commentary on the Binance security incident, D-Wallet points out that discussions sparked by the event are expanding from asset losses to custody models, operational permissions, and fund availability. When users consider self-custody, they also need to evaluate the practical requirements of credential storage, backup, and daily usage. D-Wallet believes that complex management workflows and frequent coordination may undermine users' long-term adoption of security features. Wallet products should make account rules easier to understand and asset access more convenient, helping users build sustainable security management habits.

Data: 250,000 HYPE Transferred to Bybit, Worth Approximately $22.85 Million

Per on-chain monitoring, 250,000 HYPE was transferred from an unknown wallet to Bybit at 17:42 Beijing Time, with an approximate value of $22.85 million at the time of the transfer. On-chain records from HyperEVMScan confirm the transaction has been finalized, and the receiving address is labeled as a Bybit wallet.

Results of the ECB Survey of Professional Forecasters for the fourth quarter of 2026 | CoinByte