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NORTH KOREA TO BLAME FOR 342,000 ETH UPBIT HACK IN 2019, SOUTH KOREAN POLICE SAY

South Korean police have officially identified North Korea as the entity behind the 2019 Upbit exchange hack, where 342K ETH (now valued at >$1B) was stolen. This marks the first time South Korea has publicly attributed a crypto heist to North Korea. South Korean police cited evidence such as IP addresses and asset flows. They recovered a small portion of the funds in collaboration with the FBI and Swiss authorities.

LUNA VS ELIZA: THE BATTLE FOR AI AGENT DOMINANCE

The two main AI agent ecosystems are Virtuals, a Base-native stack that brings many unique features to agents, and Eliza, a framework for building Solana-based agents with trading access. Both projects are planning to add agent-to-agent communication support. Other platforms offer unique features like phone calls with agents, music and video creation, and productivity automation. Going forward, DeFi agents will start to be released alongside more platforms and coordination layers.

LAZYBRIDGING: CELESTIA'S “ENDGAME” PLAN FOR SOLVING MODULAR FRAGMENTATION

Celestia's "Lazybridging" plan aims to enable seamless cross-chain interoperability for a multi-rollup ecosystem, eliminating user and liquidity fragmentation. By integrating a ZK-based IBC client at its base layer and leveraging its single-slot finality and IBC support to access assets across blockchains, Celestia enables instant, native rollup connections, positioning roll-ups as an attractive alternative to monolithic chains.

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