World Liberty Financial (WLFI) token holders are being targeted by hackers exploiting Ethereum’s EIP-7702 upgrade, according to blockchain security firm SlowMist. The exploit, dubbed the “classic EIP-7702 phishing attack,” allows attackers to plant malicious delegate contracts within victim wallets once private keys are leaked. When unsuspecting users transfer Ether or receive WLFI tokens, the exploit lets hackers quickly drain the assets.

Metaplanet, often dubbed “Japan’s MicroStrategy,” has approved plans to raise $884 million in fresh capital while simultaneously exploring a much larger $3.8 billion preferred stock issuance. The move comes at a time when its once-powerful “Bitcoin flywheel”—a strategy where surging stock value funds ever-larger Bitcoin purchases—has slowed as investor premiums on its shares shrink.

El Salvador has taken a notable step to protect its national Bitcoin treasury against potential future risks posed by quantum computing. The government recently redistributed its holdings of 6,274 BTC across 14 different wallet addresses as part of a wider security effort. This move was motivated by growing concerns that quantum computing, once sufficiently advanced, could undermine existing cryptographic protections that secure Bitcoin’s blockchain and user wallets.