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THORChain: ZEC Listing Delayed Due to Recent Zcash Vulnerability Disclosure

According to the THORChain blog, ZEC is in the queue for launch on THORChain. However, due to a recent vulnerability disclosed in Zcash—whose existing patch impacts integrators’ normal operations—THORChain must first complete a minor code modification to its Bifrost module before proceeding. The development team stated that the change is minimal but must be completed prior to ZEC’s launch. Monero (XMR) is currently expected to launch by the end of this month, with ZEC scheduled to follow.

PeckShield: RetoSwap was hacked via a vulnerability in the Haveno trading protocol, resulting in the theft of 7,000 XMR.

According to on-chain analyst PeckShield (@PeckShieldAlert), RetoSwap—a peer-to-peer, decentralized exchange for Monero (XMR)—was exploited by hackers leveraging a vulnerability in the Haveno trading protocol, resulting in the theft of users’ funds totaling 7,000 XMR (approximately $2.7 million). Following the incident, the RetoSwap team responded swiftly, blacklisting the attacker’s onion address at 02:33 UTC and pausing all platform trading by enforcing an upgrade to client version 2.0.0. The attack has now been contained.

Monero GUI 0.18.5.0 "Fluorine Fermi" Released, Fixes Multiple Vulnerabilities and Upgrades P2Pool Component

privacy project Monero has released the graphical wallet software GUI version 0.18.5.0 "Fluorine Fermi". This update is a recommended upgrade version, primarily including numerous bug fixes and feature optimizations. Key highlights of this release include:Migration of the P2Pool installation path to LocalAppData on Windows systemsFix for an edge case in URI parsingProhibition of creating offline transactions in scenarios involving long payment IDsEscaping untrusted text during QR code scanning to enhance securityUpgrade of P2Pool to v4.15Numerous detail bug fixes and stability improvementsMonero officials stated that this version has been open-sourced on GitHub. Users can download and upgrade through official channels to obtain the latest security fixes and stability improvements.

HTX Launches “Spring Travel Season” Trading Contest—Trade Designated Hot Tokens to Share a $50,000 Prize Pool

According to the official announcement, HTX has launched the “Spring Travel Season” trading competition. From now until May 9 at 18:00 (UTC+8), users who register and participate in spot trading of BTC, ETH, SOL, XMR, or LTC—or USDT-denominated perpetual contracts of DOGE, PEPE, XAG, TRUMP, or XMR—and complete designated tasks will accumulate “Miles.” Prizes totaling $50,000 will be distributed among participants based on their Mile rankings. Additionally, users who fulfill both the spot holding requirements and complete daily contract trading check-ins for the entire duration will qualify for a lottery draw, sharing an extra $1,500 prize pool.

Foundry, a leading Bitcoin mining pool, has officially launched its Zcash mining pool, already accounting for nearly one-third of newly minted ZEC.

According to Fortune, Foundry, a leading Bitcoin mining pool, officially launched a new mining pool for the privacy coin Zcash on April 13. Mike Colyer, CEO of Foundry, stated that this move aims to address growing institutional demand for privacy coins. The pool has already attracted several institutional miners, and its output now accounts for nearly one-third of all newly minted Zcash globally. Zcash implements transaction privacy via zero-knowledge proof technology while supporting selective disclosure to meet regulatory compliance requirements—making it more appealing to institutions than its competitor Monero. Fueled by this news, Zcash’s price has surged over 75% in the past 30 days, with its current market capitalization standing at approximately $6.3 billion. Foundry currently controls about 31% of the global Bitcoin hash rate, making it the world’s largest Bitcoin mining pool operator.