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United Texas Bank Converts to National Bank Charter and Launches Crypto Payment Network

Odaily, Dallas-based United Texas Bank has converted from a Texas state-chartered bank to a national bank approved by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, positioning itself as an institution connecting global crypto companies with the U.S. banking system. United Texas Bank stated that it now holds the same federal license as major money center banks and has direct access to the Federal Reserve. The bank currently clears approximately $10 billion in monthly USD transaction volume for global crypto companies. The bank is launching UTB Atomic, a 24/7 AI-driven payment network, paired with its compliance platform UTB Prism Sentinel, to restore around-the-clock crypto liquidity and meet emerging federal rules related to digital assets and stablecoins.

Binance hacker suspected of making a mistake, possibly locatable via MetaMask Gas Station IP

Odaily reports: Smart contract developer Justin Kalland posted on X that the Binance hacker appears to have made a potential mistake, and MetaMask should retain as much of any Web2 logs as they can obtain.Specifically, the hacker sent 175 million USDT to a new wallet, and about 2.5 minutes later, that wallet also received 2 ETH. This was likely used to pay for Gas fees, consistent with the pattern used by their other attack wallets.Exactly two minutes after that, the wallet used MetaMask's Gas Station service, even though it already had Gas fees at the time. Three consecutive transactions landed in the same block — an ETH top-up from Gas Station, an infinite USDT approval to the Kyber Network router, and a payment of 127.67 USDT to Gas Station. The amount of the ETH top-up exactly matched the combined maximum Gas budget of the Kyber approval and the USDT payment. Accurate down to wei (the smallest Ethereum unit).But the problem is that the ETH they had at the time was already fully sufficient to cover both fees, so a reasonable speculation is that they were using a MetaMask wallet at the time and, due to haste, mistakenly selected USDT to pay for Gas fees. For convenience, MetaMask sometimes defaults to this method, and the order of top-ups within the same block also matches how its implementation mechanism works.To use Gas Station in MetaMask, users must use MetaMask Sentinel. This means the transactions were broadcast through them, rather than through a regular RPC. This interaction likely left off-chain records at MetaMask, which may include IP metadata.Among all the attacker's wallets that have been checked, this is the only wallet showing use of Gas Station, and the wallet address is: 0xAa246BF639586a6Ba46762D378CE50cA4fc654a0.

Binance hacker suspected of making a mistake, possibly locatable via MetaMask Gas Station IP

Odaily reports: Smart contract developer Justin Kalland posted on X that the Binance hacker appears to have made a potential mistake, and MetaMask should retain as much of any Web2 logs as they can obtain.Specifically, the hacker sent 175 million USDT to a new wallet, and about 2.5 minutes later, that wallet also received 2 ETH. This was likely used to pay for Gas fees, consistent with the pattern used by their other attack wallets.Exactly two minutes after that, the wallet used MetaMask's Gas Station service, even though it already had Gas fees at the time. Three consecutive transactions landed in the same block — an ETH top-up from Gas Station, an infinite USDT approval to the Kyber Network router, and a payment of 127.67 USDT to Gas Station. The amount of the ETH top-up exactly matched the combined maximum Gas budget of the Kyber approval and the USDT payment. Accurate down to wei (the smallest Ethereum unit).But the problem is that the ETH they had at the time was already fully sufficient to cover both fees, so a reasonable speculation is that they were using a MetaMask wallet at the time and, due to haste, mistakenly selected USDT to pay for Gas fees. For convenience, MetaMask sometimes defaults to this method, and the order of top-ups within the same block also matches how its implementation mechanism works.To use Gas Station in MetaMask, users must use MetaMask Sentinel. This means the transactions were broadcast through them, rather than through a regular RPC. This interaction likely left off-chain records at MetaMask, which may include IP metadata.Among all the attacker's wallets that have been checked, this is the only wallet showing use of Gas Station, and the wallet address is: 0xAa246BF639586a6Ba46762D378CE50cA4fc654a0.

Enterprise API Platform Bitget Wallet X Launches Solver Partner Program, Opens On-Chain Execution Infrastructure

Bitget Wallet's enterprise-grade API platform, Bitget Wallet X, has officially launched the Solver Partner Program, opening on-chain execution infrastructure to professional Solvers. Partners joining the program can access Bitget Wallet X's multi-chain liquidity aggregation capabilities when participating in quoting and execution in mainstream intent protocols such as CoW Swap, 1inch Fusion, and UniswapX. This infrastructure covers 11 public chains, aggregates 195 liquidity sources, and achieves a transaction success rate of over 99% on major public chains. The platform also features a built-in Sentinel real-time monitoring system that can automatically identify and remove inefficient liquidity pools, continuously improving the quality and stability of trade execution. Additionally, partners can obtain higher API request quotas and 24-hour priority review support, shortening the cycle from integration to launch. Bitget Wallet X is an enterprise-grade API platform launched following the rebranding of Bitget Wallet API, covering four core modules: Trading, RWA, Cross-chain, and Market Data. Its RWA API supports swapping between any token and RWA tokens as well as market order trading, covering US stocks, ADRs, and ETFs. The launch of the Solver Partner Program is a significant move for Bitget Wallet to continuously improve on-chain trading infrastructure. Through further

Super PAC backed by Solana Institute plans to spend $8 million to support Jon Husted’s election

According to The Block, Sentinel Action Fund—a U.S. super PAC backed by the Solana Foundation—announced it will join forces with its sister advocacy organization Right Vote to spend $8 million supporting Republican Senator Jon Husted in Ohio’s upcoming election against Sherrod Brown, aiming to prevent the former senator and crypto skeptic Sherrod Brown from returning to the Senate. Jon Husted has long supported crypto innovation and backed several pro-crypto legislative initiatives, including the GENIUS Act. Per filings with the U.S. Federal Election Commission, the Solana Foundation has donated $750,000 to Sentinel Action Fund, while Multicoin Capital contributed $250,000.

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Binance hacker suspected of making a mistake, possibly locatable via MetaMask Gas Station IP

Odaily reports: Smart contract developer Justin Kalland posted on X that the Binance hacker appears to have made a potential mistake, and MetaMask should retain as much of any Web2 logs as they can obtain.Specifically, the hacker sent 175 million USDT to a new wallet, and about 2.5 minutes later, that wallet also received 2 ETH. This was likely used to pay for Gas fees, consistent with the pattern used by their other attack wallets.Exactly two minutes after that, the wallet used MetaMask's Gas Station service, even though it already had Gas fees at the time. Three consecutive transactions landed in the same block — an ETH top-up from Gas Station, an infinite USDT approval to the Kyber Network router, and a payment of 127.67 USDT to Gas Station. The amount of the ETH top-up exactly matched the combined maximum Gas budget of the Kyber approval and the USDT payment. Accurate down to wei (the smallest Ethereum unit).But the problem is that the ETH they had at the time was already fully sufficient to cover both fees, so a reasonable speculation is that they were using a MetaMask wallet at the time and, due to haste, mistakenly selected USDT to pay for Gas fees. For convenience, MetaMask sometimes defaults to this method, and the order of top-ups within the same block also matches how its implementation mechanism works.To use Gas Station in MetaMask, users must use MetaMask Sentinel. This means the transactions were broadcast through them, rather than through a regular RPC. This interaction likely left off-chain records at MetaMask, which may include IP metadata.Among all the attacker's wallets that have been checked, this is the only wallet showing use of Gas Station, and the wallet address is: 0xAa246BF639586a6Ba46762D378CE50cA4fc654a0.

Enterprise API Platform Bitget Wallet X Launches Solver Partner Program, Opens On-Chain Execution Infrastructure

Bitget Wallet's enterprise-grade API platform, Bitget Wallet X, has officially launched the Solver Partner Program, opening on-chain execution infrastructure to professional Solvers. Partners joining the program can access Bitget Wallet X's multi-chain liquidity aggregation capabilities when participating in quoting and execution in mainstream intent protocols such as CoW Swap, 1inch Fusion, and UniswapX. This infrastructure covers 11 public chains, aggregates 195 liquidity sources, and achieves a transaction success rate of over 99% on major public chains. The platform also features a built-in Sentinel real-time monitoring system that can automatically identify and remove inefficient liquidity pools, continuously improving the quality and stability of trade execution. Additionally, partners can obtain higher API request quotas and 24-hour priority review support, shortening the cycle from integration to launch. Bitget Wallet X is an enterprise-grade API platform launched following the rebranding of Bitget Wallet API, covering four core modules: Trading, RWA, Cross-chain, and Market Data. Its RWA API supports swapping between any token and RWA tokens as well as market order trading, covering US stocks, ADRs, and ETFs. The launch of the Solver Partner Program is a significant move for Bitget Wallet to continuously improve on-chain trading infrastructure. Through further

United Texas Bank Converts to National Bank Charter and Launches Crypto Payment Network

Odaily, Dallas-based United Texas Bank has converted from a Texas state-chartered bank to a national bank approved by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, positioning itself as an institution connecting global crypto companies with the U.S. banking system. United Texas Bank stated that it now holds the same federal license as major money center banks and has direct access to the Federal Reserve. The bank currently clears approximately $10 billion in monthly USD transaction volume for global crypto companies. The bank is launching UTB Atomic, a 24/7 AI-driven payment network, paired with its compliance platform UTB Prism Sentinel, to restore around-the-clock crypto liquidity and meet emerging federal rules related to digital assets and stablecoins.

Super PAC backed by Solana Institute plans to spend $8 million to support Jon Husted’s election

According to The Block, Sentinel Action Fund—a U.S. super PAC backed by the Solana Foundation—announced it will join forces with its sister advocacy organization Right Vote to spend $8 million supporting Republican Senator Jon Husted in Ohio’s upcoming election against Sherrod Brown, aiming to prevent the former senator and crypto skeptic Sherrod Brown from returning to the Senate. Jon Husted has long supported crypto innovation and backed several pro-crypto legislative initiatives, including the GENIUS Act. Per filings with the U.S. Federal Election Commission, the Solana Foundation has donated $750,000 to Sentinel Action Fund, while Multicoin Capital contributed $250,000.