Nano is a decentralized digital currency focused on addressing the inefficiencies in existing financial systems. It is designed to provide simple peer-to-peer value transfers, empowering individuals with the most efficient and accessible digital currency possible, connecting them to the global economy.
Odaily News: French hardware wallet manufacturer Ledger received multiple reports of malicious implants months before its latest security crisis occurred. Former Mt. Gox CEO Mark Karpelès stated that at least two people had contacted Ledger since December 2025 to report tampered devices, but no public warning was found to have been issued.Security researcher Joe Grand stated that on March 4, 2026, he reported a malicious implant to Ledger. The implant was found in a Nano X purchased through Lazada in Thailand in August 2025. Ledger confirmed the findings and said it would launch an internal investigation, but did not proactively alert customers.Mark Karpelès believes that the increase in the number of reports and the growing sophistication of the techniques used should prompt Ledger to take action and at least remind customers to remain cautious. Ledger declined to comment on how it handled Joe Grand's disclosure, only directing people to view its public statement on X.The Ledger security crisis became public on October 9, involving the loss of crypto assets from wallets sold by Southeast Asian authorized reseller CryptoBilis; Ledger confirmed that one affected device contained an unauthorized implant. Trezor had also previously received reports involving devices tampered with by unauthorized sellers. (Cointelegraph)
Odaily News: According to monitoring by Bitcoin News, well-known hardware security researcher and computer engineer Joe Grand (social media account @joegrand, also known as "Kingpin") stated that in August 2025, a man in Thailand contacted him, claiming to have discovered a compromised Ledger Nano X. The man had previously purchased a cheap Ledger device online to replace the battery in his existing device. After taking the device apart, he found that it contained a smaller battery, unauthorized circuitry, extra wiring, and an antenna. After the man posted his findings on Reddit, he reportedly did not receive much attention from local police, and subsequently contacted Grand to launch an investigation. This discovery came more than a year before the Ledger supply chain attack sparked major public controversy this week; according to reports, nearly $100 million in cryptocurrency was stolen this week.
Odaily News: According to monitoring by Bitcoin News, well-known hardware security researcher and computer engineer Joe Grand (social media account @joegrand, also known as "Kingpin") stated that in August 2025, a man in Thailand contacted him, claiming to have discovered a compromised Ledger Nano X. The man had previously purchased a cheap Ledger device online to replace the battery in his existing device. After taking the device apart, he found that it contained a smaller battery, unauthorized circuitry, extra wiring, and an antenna. After the man posted his findings on Reddit, he reportedly did not receive much attention from local police, and subsequently contacted Grand to launch an investigation. This discovery came more than a year before the Ledger supply chain attack sparked major public controversy this week; according to reports, nearly $100 million in cryptocurrency was stolen this week.
Control over the X account of Jack Kong, founder of Nano Labs, a US-listed BNB crypto treasury company, has been regained. Previously, attackers sent a phishing email to a publicly used email address of his. AI misidentified the link in the email as an official X third-party verification link, and after the verification code sent by X to the linked email was entered into the spoofed page, the account was compromised. Scam content was briefly posted during the account takeover.
Nano Labs, a US-listed BNB treasury company, issued a risk warning stating that its founder Jack Kong’s personal X account has been compromised. Recent posts on the account regarding tokens and AI trading models were not authorized by him or the company. The company emphasized that it has not issued or endorsed any related token projects, and advised users not to click suspicious links, transfer assets to related contracts, or trust direct messages, urging them to remain vigilant against scams.
Odaily News: French hardware wallet manufacturer Ledger received multiple reports of malicious implants months before its latest security crisis occurred. Former Mt. Gox CEO Mark Karpelès stated that at least two people had contacted Ledger since December 2025 to report tampered devices, but no public warning was found to have been issued.Security researcher Joe Grand stated that on March 4, 2026, he reported a malicious implant to Ledger. The implant was found in a Nano X purchased through Lazada in Thailand in August 2025. Ledger confirmed the findings and said it would launch an internal investigation, but did not proactively alert customers.Mark Karpelès believes that the increase in the number of reports and the growing sophistication of the techniques used should prompt Ledger to take action and at least remind customers to remain cautious. Ledger declined to comment on how it handled Joe Grand's disclosure, only directing people to view its public statement on X.The Ledger security crisis became public on October 9, involving the loss of crypto assets from wallets sold by Southeast Asian authorized reseller CryptoBilis; Ledger confirmed that one affected device contained an unauthorized implant. Trezor had also previously received reports involving devices tampered with by unauthorized sellers. (Cointelegraph)
Odaily News: According to monitoring by Bitcoin News, well-known hardware security researcher and computer engineer Joe Grand (social media account @joegrand, also known as "Kingpin") stated that in August 2025, a man in Thailand contacted him, claiming to have discovered a compromised Ledger Nano X. The man had previously purchased a cheap Ledger device online to replace the battery in his existing device. After taking the device apart, he found that it contained a smaller battery, unauthorized circuitry, extra wiring, and an antenna. After the man posted his findings on Reddit, he reportedly did not receive much attention from local police, and subsequently contacted Grand to launch an investigation. This discovery came more than a year before the Ledger supply chain attack sparked major public controversy this week; according to reports, nearly $100 million in cryptocurrency was stolen this week.
Control over the X account of Jack Kong, founder of Nano Labs, a US-listed BNB crypto treasury company, has been regained. Previously, attackers sent a phishing email to a publicly used email address of his. AI misidentified the link in the email as an official X third-party verification link, and after the verification code sent by X to the linked email was entered into the spoofed page, the account was compromised. Scam content was briefly posted during the account takeover.
Nano Labs, a US-listed BNB treasury company, issued a risk warning stating that its founder Jack Kong’s personal X account has been compromised. Recent posts on the account regarding tokens and AI trading models were not authorized by him or the company. The company emphasized that it has not issued or endorsed any related token projects, and advised users not to click suspicious links, transfer assets to related contracts, or trust direct messages, urging them to remain vigilant against scams.
Google AI for Developers 发布一款 Chrome 扩展,结合 Nano Banana 与 Gemini Omni,将网络内容转化为交互式视觉百科全书。该扩展在 Antigravity 中使用 Gemini 3.7 Flash 构建,用户浏览网页时高亮任意文本,即可快速生成丰富的视觉化释义,辅助深度学习。
PPP Prediction Market Tool monitoring shows that Polymarket's probability of "GPT-5.6 to be released to the public on July 7" has risen to 64%, up 26% in 24 hours.The rules state that a model explicitly named "GPT-5.6," or a model officially recognized as the direct successor to GPT-5.5 (such as GPT-5.7, GPT-5.8, etc.), will meet the settlement conditions. Task-specific models like GPT-Codex and Transcribe, cost-optimized versions such as Nano and Mini, and the o-series reasoning models are all included in this market. However, GPT-6 or other next-generation flagship models are not counted.Additionally, qualified models must be open to the public, including public beta or open waitlists; closed testing or private access only will not meet the requirements. The final settlement will primarily be based on OpenAI's official announcements and public information on its official website, and will be verified with mainstream media reports.On June 27, OpenAI launched the next-generation GPT-5.6 series of models, currently offering a limited preview to a select group of partners.Odaily Seer Channel continues to follow the prediction market, seeing changes before pricing.
Odaily News: French hardware wallet manufacturer Ledger received multiple reports of malicious implants months before its latest security crisis occurred. Former Mt. Gox CEO Mark Karpelès stated that at least two people had contacted Ledger since December 2025 to report tampered devices, but no public warning was found to have been issued.Security researcher Joe Grand stated that on March 4, 2026, he reported a malicious implant to Ledger. The implant was found in a Nano X purchased through Lazada in Thailand in August 2025. Ledger confirmed the findings and said it would launch an internal investigation, but did not proactively alert customers.Mark Karpelès believes that the increase in the number of reports and the growing sophistication of the techniques used should prompt Ledger to take action and at least remind customers to remain cautious. Ledger declined to comment on how it handled Joe Grand's disclosure, only directing people to view its public statement on X.The Ledger security crisis became public on October 9, involving the loss of crypto assets from wallets sold by Southeast Asian authorized reseller CryptoBilis; Ledger confirmed that one affected device contained an unauthorized implant. Trezor had also previously received reports involving devices tampered with by unauthorized sellers. (Cointelegraph)
Odaily News: According to monitoring by Bitcoin News, well-known hardware security researcher and computer engineer Joe Grand (social media account @joegrand, also known as "Kingpin") stated that in August 2025, a man in Thailand contacted him, claiming to have discovered a compromised Ledger Nano X. The man had previously purchased a cheap Ledger device online to replace the battery in his existing device. After taking the device apart, he found that it contained a smaller battery, unauthorized circuitry, extra wiring, and an antenna. After the man posted his findings on Reddit, he reportedly did not receive much attention from local police, and subsequently contacted Grand to launch an investigation. This discovery came more than a year before the Ledger supply chain attack sparked major public controversy this week; according to reports, nearly $100 million in cryptocurrency was stolen this week.
SlowMist's Cos posted on X platform stating that the strongly correlated cases he is following up on include the Ledger Flex; in addition to the widely known Ledger Nano X, Ledger's mainstream series may have been tampered with at its reseller CryptoBills.
Control over the X account of Jack Kong, founder of Nano Labs, a US-listed BNB crypto treasury company, has been regained. Previously, attackers sent a phishing email to a publicly used email address of his. AI misidentified the link in the email as an official X third-party verification link, and after the verification code sent by X to the linked email was entered into the spoofed page, the account was compromised. Scam content was briefly posted during the account takeover.
Nano Labs, a US-listed BNB treasury company, issued a risk warning stating that its founder Jack Kong’s personal X account has been compromised. Recent posts on the account regarding tokens and AI trading models were not authorized by him or the company. The company emphasized that it has not issued or endorsed any related token projects, and advised users not to click suspicious links, transfer assets to related contracts, or trust direct messages, urging them to remain vigilant against scams.
Google AI for Developers 发布一款 Chrome 扩展,结合 Nano Banana 与 Gemini Omni,将网络内容转化为交互式视觉百科全书。该扩展在 Antigravity 中使用 Gemini 3.7 Flash 构建,用户浏览网页时高亮任意文本,即可快速生成丰富的视觉化释义,辅助深度学习。