Ethereum’s well-known MEV Bot address Jaredfromsubway.eth was targeted in an anti-MEV honeypot attack. The attacker deployed 66 fake contracts and liquidity pools disguised as mainstream assets, inducing the Bot to trade, grant permissions and ultimately lose assets through a backdoor.

Coinglass data cited by ChainCatcher shows Hyperliquid whale positions at $4.394 billion, with long and short exposure nearly evenly split. Whale address 0x082e..88 is long HYPE with 5x cross margin at $38.6755.

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Coinglass data cited by ChainCatcher shows that whale positions on Hyperliquid total $4.394 billion, with long and short exposure almost evenly split. One whale address is using 5x full-margin leverage to go long HYPE at $38.6755.

Odaily Seer reported that a smart-money address with more than $1 million in total profit bought $110,000 of Furia to beat Team Falcons in a Polymarket prediction event tied to the CS2 IEM Cologne Major final, while also entering related map-one and +1.5 markets.

Odaily Seer reported that a smart-money address with more than $1 million in total profit bought $110,000 of Furia-to-beat-Team Falcons contracts on Polymarket, alongside positions tied to map one and a +1.5 handicap market.

Odaily Seer reported that a smart-money address with more than $1 million in total profit bought $110,000 of Furia to beat Team Falcons in the Polymarket market for the CS2 IEM Cologne Major final, while also taking positions on map one and a Furia +1.5 outcome.

Odaily Seer reported that a smart-money wallet with more than $1 million in total profit bought multiple Furia-sided positions on Polymarket markets tied to the CS2 IEM Cologne Major final against Team Falcons.