Odaily Report: According to monitoring by Frogman, during the recent TOKEN2049 conference in Singapore, hackers launched attacks targeting cryptocurrency traders and investors attending the event using fake public Wi-Fi hotspots, phishing pages, and social engineering tactics. Attackers set up malicious networks mimicking hotels, airports, and venue locations, stealing device data through man-in-the-middle attacks, forged login pages, and malicious app updates, and further stealing hot wallet assets. A side event called "Don't Get Played" was also alleged to be involved in fraud. According to reports, organizers claiming to be Apex Accelerator and Stone Venture, under the guise of cybersecurity training, induced participants to install remote-control malware on their laptops in order to gain device control and steal private keys. The victims involved have reported the matter to Singapore police. Prominent crypto trader Frogman stated that he was hacked during the event, with 9 types of tokens stolen from two main wallets, resulting in losses exceeding $4 million. The report advises users who have connected to suspicious networks or installed unknown software to transfer assets to secure devices or cold wallets as soon as possible, revoke suspicious contract approvals, and reset relevant passwords and two-factor authentication credentials.

Odaily reports that hardware wallet Keystone has announced that some Nexus App services recently suffered a cyberattack, causing some users to temporarily be unable to use the app normally. The team responded quickly and strengthened server security protections. According to the current investigation results, no evidence has been found that user assets or personal information were affected. Nexus App version v1.3.7 further strengthens security protections and is now available on Google Play, while the iOS version is still awaiting App Store review. The official team recommends that users update as soon as possible and reminds them to confirm before installing that the app developer is "Yanssie HK Limited" to guard against counterfeit apps. Before the iOS version is released, users can use third-party wallets supported by Keystone for signing.

Odaily reports: Hardware wallet brand Keystone has issued an update on the handling progress of a previous security incident, stating that it has shortened the logistics data retention period from 180 days to 90 days, effective immediately. Users who wish to have their data deleted earlier may contact official customer service after their order is delivered to request immediate deletion.Keystone stated that it has sent email notifications to all affected users, suspended all shipments, and isolated affected devices at all partner warehouses, including Amazon warehouses. The team is currently responding to user inquiries through the X platform and customer service tickets, and continues to improve the security of the inquiry page for affected users.In addition, Keystone reminds users to be vigilant against phishing attacks, emphasizing that emails related to the incident are sent only through the official email address, and that the official team will never request mnemonic phrases via email, direct message, or phone call. It also advises users to remain cautious about messages requesting urgent action. The team stated that further measures will be announced in the coming days and apologized to affected users for this incident.

Odaily reports: Although Robinhood (HOOD)'s third-quarter earnings fell short of expectations, StoneX and Bernstein remain bullish, assigning price targets of $170 and $160, respectively. Bernstein noted that the crypto business is gradually shifting toward an "infrastructure business," and forecasts that prediction markets, perpetual contracts, and Robinhood Chain will collectively contribute approximately 25% of the company's revenue by 2028. (The Block)

Odaily reports: Bitcoin hardware wallet manufacturer Keystone has stated that attackers obtained the permanent factory keys used to verify device authenticity. The company will destroy 18,835 unsold devices in its inventory and suspend all unshipped orders on its official website. The incident was discovered on October 20. Devices delivered before October 20 are not affected, and mnemonic phrases and private keys were not involved.The incident also affected 25,964 buyer records from Keystone's Shopify online store, involving names, contact information, shipping addresses, and order information between 2024 and 2026. A total of 51,083 records were previously involved, and 25,119 pieces of personal information have been deleted; customers who purchased through channels such as Amazon are not affected.Keystone stated that some records were not deleted within the originally planned 180-day period. The company has shortened the data retention period to 90 days and on October 24 requested that Shopify delete overdue data, which is expected to be completed on November 3. Official website sales will switch to pre-orders until devices using the new keys are produced; the company has submitted reports to relevant authorities in the EU, the UK, and other regions. (Decrypt)

Odaily Report: StoneX has raised its target price for Bitcoin treasury company Strive from $32 by 34% to $43, while maintaining a buy rating. Analyst Mark Palmer stated that Strive's recently completed SATS preferred stock IPO and the expiration of traditional warrants constitute a "clean reset" of the company's capital structure, highlighting its all-preferred-stock Bitcoin treasury model. On October 20, Strive completed an upsized IPO of 7 million shares of SATS preferred stock with a 15% dividend rate, raising $630 million in gross proceeds, and has reserved sufficient funds to cover dividend payments for the first 18 months. Palmer noted that SATS ranks junior to the earlier SATA preferred stock, so every dollar raised adds to assets without increasing claims senior to the senior preferred stock.

Odaily reports: Hardware wallet manufacturer Keystone has released an update on its security incident response, stating that the incident involved 25,964 buyer records containing personal information. Device verification keys obtained by attackers could potentially be used to manufacture counterfeit devices capable of passing official website verification. Keystone will discontinue use of the legacy keys, destroy 18,835 devices in inventory that use the legacy keys, and suspend shipments of unfulfilled orders placed on its official website until devices using new keys enter production, after which shipments will resume. The retention period for customer personal information will be shortened from 180 days to 90 days. Keystone reminds users that devices using legacy verification keys received after October 20 cannot be fully ruled out as counterfeit risks even if they pass official website verification, and users should contact customer service for further verification.

Odaily reports: According to monitoring by Keystone, Keystone discovered unauthorized access to its official website on October 20. After verifying API activity with Shopify, it confirmed on October 23 that a third party had obtained customer shipping information. The leaked information includes names, contact details, shipping addresses, and order details, covering products and prices; payment card or bank information, mnemonic phrases, private keys, and wallet passwords were not leaked. Keystone has blocked the access, fixed the vulnerability, and launched an investigation. It is notifying affected users via email and reminding users to be vigilant against scams impersonating Keystone under the guise of refunds or device replacements, and under no circumstances to provide mnemonic phrases or private keys to anyone.

Odaily News: StoneX has raised the price target for digital asset tokenization platform Securitize (SECZ) by 50% to $18 and maintained its buy rating. StoneX stated that Securitize has evolved from a tokenization service provider into a "market operator," but the market still views it as a mere tokenization vendor, not yet fully reflecting its business transformation. SECZ fell more than 6% intraday to $12.96, with its market cap dropping to $2.105 billion.

Odaily News, StoneX Financial has initiated coverage on Robinhood with a "Buy" rating and a $170 price target, implying approximately 45% upside from Tuesday's closing price of $117.34.StoneX noted that Robinhood Chain's single-day fees reached approximately $4.59 million as of September 3, and it projects the platform could generate $980 million in revenue by fiscal year 2029, with a profit margin of 85%. Additionally, Robinhood's prediction market traded 13.6 billion event contracts in the second quarter, generating approximately $156 million in revenue, representing a 50% quarter-over-quarter increase. (The Block)