Bitcoin Weekly MACD Nearing Golden Cross, But Macro Uncertainty Still Drives Price

SlowMist founder Yu Xian published a post stating that, compared to the case where the FomoPeek App was poisoned on iPhones leading to user crypto asset theft, users should pay more attention to the incident where food delivery app ComeCome used similar poisoning tactics to steal cryptocurrencies. He pointed out that such cases demonstrate that some seemingly legitimate apps may be poisoned, putting users at risk of asset security after use, and the relevant incidents occurred on iPhone devices. Yu Xian advised users to update their iOS systems promptly after new versions are released, adding that similar risks cannot be ruled out for iPads and Macs, and users should remain vigilant at all times.

According to PeckShield monitoring, the hacker that previously targeted Fetch.ai and NuNet also exploited a vulnerability in SingularityNET to unauthorizedly mint 260 million AGIX and 53.838 million WMTX on the Ethereum network. The attacker currently holds crypto assets worth approximately $16.77 million, including 198.3 million AGIX valued at around $14.42 million, 649 ETH worth about $1.67 million, and 33.538 million WMTX valued at roughly $627,400.

Multicoin Capital co-founder Tushar Jain wrote in a recent article that current cryptocurrency market sentiment is slightly exuberant, and he would not be surprised if a pullback or period of consolidation follows. He advised investors to adopt a longer time horizon and avoid overtrading, as accurately judging every short-term top or bottom is nearly impossible. A more viable approach, he noted, is holding high-quality assets and waiting for investment theses to gradually materialize.

Beating AI Insight News Brief: Tencent Hunyuan has partnered with Tsinghua University and Peking University to launch IWC-Bench, a benchmark specifically designed to evaluate the real usability of AI-generated web pages. Most existing web generation assessments focus on code or screenshots. A page may look visually appealing and have functional code, but issues like unclickable buttons, failed form submissions, or errors when switching pages are hard to detect via static checks. IWC-Bench operates more like a real human acceptance test: it uses an agent to actually open web pages, click buttons, input content, switch pages, and verify which functions work in practice. It evaluates three aspects separately: page aesthetics, operational smoothness, and whether required user functions are implemented. The benchmark includes 369 real user needs and 5088 acceptance criteria, with 17 models generating a total of 6273 web applications. In an additional comparison of 197 manual reviews, IWC-Bench aligned with human choices in 168 cases, achieving an 85.3% consistency rate. The results confirm that a web page "looking good" is not equivalent to being "actually usable". GPT-5.6-Sol has the highest page aesthetics score but ranks only sixth in usability; for individual web pages, visual appeal is largely unrelated to usability, with a correlation coefficient of just 0.36 between the two.

Solana-based token launch platform StonkFun announced that it has distributed over $60 million in rewards to ecosystem holders. On September 19, the platform recorded $1,247,924 in revenue, with $749,636 allocated to buybacks and 2.93 million STONK tokens burned.

Fetch.ai has released an on-chain analysis report on the recent exploit incident. The report traces the full attack path, starting from the leaked signature key to the flow of funds to the attacker’s wallet addresses used for cashing out. Fetch.ai emphasized that the current release is not the final analysis. It has, in collaboration with SingularityNET, deactivated the affected wallets and contracts. The investigation remains ongoing, with additional updates to be announced in due course.