GoPlus: OpenClaw Gateway Vulnerability Advisory - Users are advised to upgrade to version 2026.2.25 or later
**March 2nd Alert: Critical OpenClaw Gateway Vulnerability Detected**
GoPlus monitoring has identified a critical vulnerability in the OpenClaw Gateway.
### User Actions Required:
- Immediately upgrade to OpenClaw version 2026.2.25 or later.
- Audit and revoke unnecessary credentials, API keys, and node permissions granted to proxy instances.
### Key Details:
OpenClaw runs via a WebSocket Gateway bound to localhost—this acts as the core coordination layer for its proxies and is a critical component of the tool. Hackers exploited vulnerabilities in this Gateway layer to redirect users to malicious, hacker-controlled websites when accessing them through their browsers.
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Billion-Dollar Nasdaq Short Whale Sets Up Golden Long Position Ahead of Showdown, Profiting on Both Sides Amid Risk-Off Sentiment
As of March 2nd, data from Coinbob Popular Address Monitoring shows the whale wallet starting with 0x069 holds two positions:
- A 10x leveraged short on Nasdaq 100 (XYZ100) with a size of $9.81 million and an average entry price of $25,020;
- A 5x leveraged long on Gold (GOLD) with a $5.5 million size and $4,861 average entry, totaling $15.3 million in position value.
On December 15, 2025, the whale opened a multi-million-dollar early short position on Nasdaq 100, initially betting on the end of the U.S. Federal Reserve’s rate-hike cycle and the index’s overvaluation—this position had previously been in floating loss.
Two months later, on February 6th, the first round of U.S.-Iran talks kicked off in Muscat. The address bottom-fished amid expectations of peace, as gold prices dipped below $4,900 per ounce. This move came roughly 20 days before the situation escalated.
On February 28th, missiles struck, and news of joint U.S.-Israel airstrikes emerged, fueling market risk a
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After Bitcoin Heist, South Korea's Finance Minister Vows to Reform Cryptocurrency Regulatory System
March 2
Per Decrypt, South Korean Finance Minister Hong Nam-ki said the country will overhaul how public agencies manage digital assets. Prior incidents exposed gaps in the government’s custody and oversight of seized cryptocurrencies.
The Ministry of Finance will work with entities including the Financial Services Commission and Financial Supervisory Service to review the current status and management of digital assets held by the government and public agencies (including those seized). It will take immediate steps to boost digital asset security and prevent future incidents.
Earlier, police in Seoul’s Gangnam District violated custody standards, leading to the theft of 22 bitcoins (worth roughly $1.4 million at the time).
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Due to the Iran situation, A-share PetroChina hit the daily limit-up intraday, reaching a market value near an 11-year high.
On March 2, PetroChina’s Shanghai-listed shares hit their daily limit during intraday trading, with turnover exceeding 7.8 billion yuan—possibly amid tensions in Iran.
Market data shows PetroChina’s market value has surged by over 2 trillion yuan to a nearly 11-year high. Its intraday market cap topped 2 trillion yuan, outpacing the combined market values of Sinopec and CNOOC.
(Source: Jinse)
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US-Iran Conflict Erupts, Bank of Japan Suggests No Rate Hike in March
**BOJ Deputy Governor Himino Gives No Clear Near-Term Rate Hike Signals**
March 2 (Monday) — Bank of Japan Deputy Governor Ryozo Himino did not offer clear signals about a near-term interest rate hike in his latest speech, reinforcing market expectations that policymakers will hold steady at this month’s monetary policy meeting.
Global economic uncertainty has deepened following last weekend’s Middle East conflict, including the U.S. strike on Iran. Himino’s remarks suggest the likelihood of a rate hike at the BOJ’s March 19 policy meeting is extremely slim.
Source: Jinse
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