Odaily News: MetaMask has launched a security feature called Added Protection in browser extension v13.45, applicable to Ethereum and EVM applications. This feature simulates execution before a user initiates a transaction through a DApp and sets the simulation result as a condition that the transaction must satisfy; if the actual on-chain execution result differs from the preview, the transaction will automatically roll back, and the user only needs to bear the network Gas fee.The feature is enabled by default, and users can manually turn it off on the confirmation page. It currently supports 13 EVM networks that support smart accounts EIP-7702, with mobile support to follow.

Odaily reports that Gate has announced it will fully integrate with Circle's public chain Arc on September 16, covering core Web3 scenarios including Trenches, Gate Wallet, and on-chain market data, providing users with a one-stop experience spanning asset discovery, market tracking, wallet management, and on-chain trading, further expanding Gate's multi-chain Web3 ecosystem layout. Users can log into the Gate App or Gate Web3 related pages to experience Arc on-chain features.Currently, Gate Web3 has completed integration of Arc network's core trading capabilities, supporting Arc on-chain asset market viewing, swaps, and professional trading, and has integrated mainstream Web3 protocols such as Uniswap V2, V3, and V4 to bring in more liquidity. Meanwhile, Gate Wallet supports Arc on-chain asset management and DApp interaction; Gate "Trenches" has also integrated with Arc and exclusively supports 0 Gas transactions, helping users quickly discover trending and newly issued tokens and participate in on-chain trading, further shortening the path from asset discovery to trading.This full integration with Arc is an important step in Gate's continuous strengthening of its multi-chain Web3 infrastructure. As emerging public chain ecosystems continue to grow, Gate will keep expanding public chain ecosystem connections, improving asset discovery, trading, and cross-chain services, delivering a richer and smoother on-chain experience for users worldwide.

Odaily reports that Axis Robotics has announced the opening of pre-registration for the AXIS token community public sale. The public sale is powered by Sonar by EchoDot and plans to sell 10 million AXIS tokens at $0.1 each, representing 1% of the total supply and a fully diluted valuation of $100 million, with a target raise of 1 million USDC. The minimum subscription per entity is $100, with a maximum of $100,000, and the participating network and settlement currency is USDC on Base. 10% of the tokens will unlock at TGE, with the remainder released according to the vesting schedule published by the project.Pre-registration is now open. The subscription window will open on September 21 at 13:00 (Singapore time) and close on September 28 at 13:00, with settlement expected around September 30. Participants must complete KYC/KYB through Sonar. U.S. persons and residents of 26 restricted jurisdictions, including the United Kingdom, mainland China, Russia, and Iran, are not eligible to participate. Axis Robotics stated that since launching on Base in March 2026, the platform has generated over 5 million data trajectories, attracted more than 200,000 contributors, and ranked among the top two DApps in the Base ecosystem. Previously, on July 27, Axis Robotics announced the completion of a $12 million seed round led by Hack VC, with participation from Nomad Capital, Pi Network Ventures, 10K Ventures, and several angel investors.

Odaily News: According to an official announcement, Binance Pay has announced the expansion of its enterprise payment capabilities with the launch of a suite of on-chain solutions designed for wallets, trading platforms, dApps, payment service providers, merchants, and digital platforms, including On-rampasaService, PayOn-chain, and AgentPay built on x402. These services allow enterprises to leverage Binance's infrastructure to provide users with features such as crypto asset purchases, on-chain fund transfers, and programmatic payments.

Odaily: Solana DApps recorded nearly $8 million in daily revenue on September 11, the highest level since October 2025.

Odaily News: On September 11, MetaMask officially announced support for connecting to TRON decentralized applications, further expanding its multi-chain ecosystem gateway. In the newly released DApp Spotlight, several representative TRON ecosystem projects were among the first to be featured, covering three core sectors — artificial intelligence, decentralized finance, and file storage — including AI Agent infrastructure B.AI, liquidity infrastructure platform SUN.io, DeFi lending platform JustLend DAO, and the world's leading peer-to-peer file-sharing protocol BitTorrent. Users can now conveniently access these dApps through MetaMask and experience a one-stop suite of on-chain services spanning AI, DeFi, and decentralized storage. This integration not only further enhances the openness and usability of the TRON ecosystem, but also provides global users with a smoother multi-chain interaction experience, further improving the openness and usability of the TRON ecosystem.

Odaily News: 1inch has announced its integration with HyperEVM, the EVM network under Hyperliquid, now available across 1inch DApp, 1inch Wallet, Aqua, and all APIs. Users can perform gas-free token swaps with built-in MEV protection on HyperEVM through intent-based trading, and swap directly from other public chains to HyperEVM assets via 1inch cross-chain swap, eliminating the need for traditional cross-chain bridges.

Odaily News: The Ethereum Foundation announced that Trezor hardware wallets now support the "Clear Signing" feature through the ERC-7730 standard, making transactions more readable and understandable on hardware devices. This progress was driven by the Clear Signing working group under the Foundation's "Trillion Dollar Security Initiative," aiming to reduce users' risk of asset loss due to "blind signing" of unknown transactions, and to encourage more wallets and DApps to participate.

Odaily News: OneKey Anzen has reproduced the Ledger vulnerability and discovered that Ledger Ethereum app version 1.22.1 contains a transaction replacement vulnerability. When an affected user is attacked, the hardware screen still displays transaction A under review, but the device may sign transaction B, which the user never viewed. OneKey Anzen stated that the issue stems from a race condition between the transaction display logic and the underlying buffer, with the attack requiring the host side to already be compromised by a malicious DApp or intermediary software. Ledger's CTO previously responded that a fix had been rolled out approximately two weeks ago, and users simply needed to update the app. Public information shows that the official tag for version 1.22.2 on Ledger's GitHub appeared on August 24. Ledger's official website states that the issue has been fixed through app-level checksums and SDK-layer patches, with Ledger Secure SDK v26.6.1 released on August 21, and the related apps have been rebuilt and republished. Users need to update the app via Ledger Live — updating only the device firmware will not complete the fix. Ledger stated that there is currently no evidence that this vulnerability has been actively exploited.

Odaily News: Between January 2025 and July 2026, a total of 245 security incidents were recorded. The top ten attack events accounted for over 72.5% of stolen funds. Supply chain and infrastructure vulnerabilities remain the primary security risks facing both CEXs and DEXs, with related losses exceeding $1.8 billion. Private key leakage is the most common risk for CEXs, while DApps lost approximately $546 million due to smart contract vulnerabilities. Among the 147 incidents involving platforms that had completed independent security audits, stolen funds accounted for 88.44% of total losses. Most attacks fell outside the scope of traditional audit coverage, with common causes including external infrastructure, unaudited code updates, and governance attacks. Only about 11% of incidents involved smart contract defects within audit scope.