Odaily: Trezor's investigation states that no implant was found in other distributors or models, and the 3 affected devices did not result in any loss of funds.

Odaily reports: Bitcoin News posted on X platform that Trezor has confirmed that 3 Safe 5 devices sold by CryptoBilis contained malicious implants capable of stealing recovery phrases and passphrases. The implants intercept screen data and transmit it via mobile networks to servers controlled by attackers. Trezor stated that firmware 2.13.1 released on November 11 can neutralize the discovered implants, and its dealer network has been reduced by approximately 80%; currently no customers have reported stolen funds. Customers who purchased devices through CryptoBilis from March 2026 onward can apply for replacements, and affected users should still transfer their funds to wallets using freshly generated recovery seeds, as firmware updates cannot eliminate information that has already been compromised.

Odaily reports: The Ethereum Economic Zone (EEZ), jointly initiated by Gnosis and Zisk and funded by the Ethereum Foundation, has released the Rollup X development testnet at Devcon 8 to demonstrate synchronous composability. The EEZ aims to connect applications on specialized chains through Ethereum's neutral infrastructure, enabling atomic cross-chain execution, allowing contracts on EEZ rollups or the Ethereum mainnet to call another contract within a single transaction, with ETH as the default gas token and no new token introduced. The EEZ is governed by a Swiss nonprofit organization, with alliance members including Aave, Safe, and Centrifuge.

Odaily reports: Synthetix stated that the SNX stolen from Binance has been recovered by the Synthetix protocolDAO and is currently held in protocolDAO's Safe multisig wallet; Synthetix will return the funds at Binance's request and has notified Binance. On-chain data shows that at 07:03 today, approximately 8.4057 million SNX (about $1.5455 million) was transferred from the "Binance Hot Wallet Exploiter 2" address to the Synthetix protocolDAO.

Odaily: Trezor stated that its security team received a responsible disclosure report alleging that a Trezor Safe 5 purchased from Southeast Asia's official distributor CryptoBilis had a hardware trojan implanted inside. The device was purchased through Tokopedia in August 2026. The report claims that an extra circuit board equipped with a cellular module and antenna was found between the motherboard and the screen, capable of reading the screen display contents and exfiltrating them via mobile network when the device is powered on. Trezor has not yet received the physical device for laboratory verification, but based on the customer's description and video communication, it considers the report credible and has issued a warning in advance. Trezor stated that no users have reported losses so far, and advised users who purchased devices through CryptoBilis starting March 2026 to migrate their assets to wallets using newly generated seed phrases as soon as possible, and under no circumstances should they enter existing seed phrases on suspicious devices. Affected users can contact the official team to request a replacement device or voucher. Trezor removed CryptoBilis from its official distributor list on October 9.

Odaily reports that OneKey founder Yishi stated in a post that OneKey's SafeOS is built on FreeRTOS and independently developed by the team. OneKey will always focus on portable security devices, providing additional offline hardware security protection for real-world assets (RWA), crypto assets, as well as FIDO keys and two-factor authentication (2FA). Yishi also emphasized that OneKey will serve as a universal accessory for iPhone and Mac, allowing users to pair OneKey with wallets such as BlueWallet, Sparrow, Rabby, OKX Wallet, MetaMask, Electrum, and more. The team will continue to expand its compatibility range.

Odaily News: On October 15, according to SoSoValue data, influenced by factors including the U.S. September CPI exceeding expectations, the crypto market experienced a broad decline across all sectors, with the RWA sector leading the drop at 6.33%. Within the sector, Maple Finance (SYRUP) fell 10.24%, while Ondo Finance (ONDO) and Sky (SKY) dropped 6.22% and 7.80% respectively. Meanwhile, Bitcoin (BTC) declined 1.93%, falling below $82,000; Ethereum (ETH) dropped 3.61%, sliding to around $2,400.In other sectors, the CeFi sector fell 1.74% over 24 hours, with Cronos (CRO) down 3.54%; the Layer1 sector declined 2.88%, with Zcash (ZEC) down 10.61%; the DeFi sector dropped 3.63%, but Pyth Network (PYTH) bucked the trend with an 8.91% gain; the Meme sector fell 3.73%, with Pump.fun (PUMP) down 8.05%; the PayFi sector declined 4.10%, with Safe (SAFE) down 15.41%; the Layer2 sector dropped 4.42%, with Optimism (OP) down 11.41%.Crypto sector indices reflecting historical sector performance show that the ssiDePIN, ssiRWA, and ssiLayer2 indices fell 6.72%, 6.36%, and 4.76% respectively.

Odaily News: According to monitoring by SafePal's official customer service account, SafePal stated on October 10 that it is aware of reports of fund losses involving Ledger devices sold by reseller CryptoBilis, and is reminding SafePal users to verify three protective measures: device authentication during initialization, the first activation date reminder in the App, and tamper-proof packaging seals. These mechanisms are designed to help identify tampered or used devices. If any check appears abnormal, users should stop using the device and contact official support through the SafePal website or App.

Odaily reports: In response to user concerns on X, Trezor stated that it is actively investigating the situation. So far, it has not received any reports of tampered Trezor devices sold by reseller CryptoBilis, nor are there any indications that Trezor devices have been affected. As a precaution, Trezor has removed CryptoBilis from its reseller list and stopped selling products through it. Trezor reminds users not to forcibly open the device casing, as the built-in battery in Safe 7 makes disassembly a safety risk. If users have concerns, they should contact official support.

Odaily News: On October 13, according to SoSoValue data, the crypto market experienced a broad decline, with 24-hour losses generally ranging from about 2% to 7%. The RWA sector showed weakness, dropping 6.94%. Within the sector, Centrifuge (CFG) fell 11.47%, and Ondo Finance (ONDO) declined 9.60%. The AI sector dropped 6.25%, with Unibase (UB) falling 13.58% and Fetch.ai (FET) declining 10.55%, though Render (RENDER) bucked the trend with a 5.83% gain.In addition, Bitcoin (BTC) fell 1.40%, briefly dropping to near $81,000 before recovering above $82,000; Ethereum (ETH) declined 2.91%, falling below $2,500.In other sectors, the CeFi sector dropped 2.13% over 24 hours, with Aster (ASTER) falling 3.57%; the Layer1 sector declined 4.21%, with NEAR Protocol (NEAR) dropping 10.99%; the PayFi sector fell 4.40%, though Safe (SAFE) remained relatively resilient with a 16.60% gain; the Layer2 sector dropped 5.53%, with Starknet (STRK) plunging 27.26%; the DeFi sector declined 5.90%, with Ethena (ENA) falling 12.25%; the Meme sector dropped 6.04%, with Pons (PONS) declining 18.75%.Crypto sector indices reflecting historical sector performance show that the ssiRWA, ssiLayer2, and ssiDeFi indices fell 7.59%, 6.70%, and 6.63% respectively.