Recent developments in the crypto world are frequent, and several major events are worth noting.

Trust Wallet's Chrome browser extension has security issues. Specifically, version 2.68 was found to have vulnerabilities. The official has issued an emergency notice, strongly recommending all users to immediately disable this version and upgrade to 2.69. It is important to ensure that the upgrade is done through the official Chrome Web Store link and not from other sources. Fortunately, the mobile version and other types of extensions are currently unaffected.

However, the problem might be more serious than initially thought. Well-known on-chain investigator ZachXBT has received multiple user complaints in the past few hours, stating that their funds were transferred out without authorization. Although the exact cause is still under investigation, these abnormal transfers seem to have occurred around the extension update. Reports suggest that hackers may have successfully extracted various assets such as BTC, ETH, BNB, and others. The number of affected users is still being tallied.

After discussing the security incident, the market is also not very calm. The overall trend in the crypto market is weak, especially as it approaches one of the largest options expiration dates in history. BTC has been fluctuating quite violently around $87,000, even briefly dropping below $87,000 (with prices fluctuating between $86,968 and $87,115). ETH's performance is also not optimistic, falling below the $2,900 mark, currently around $2,896. SOL has dropped below $120. These fluctuations may be related to the upcoming large-scale options contract expirations, and market liquidity and volatility are worth paying attention to.