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Cybersecurity firm Rapid7 has disclosed a large-scale cryptocurrency phishing and vishing campaign dubbed “Operation Asterix,” designed to compromise crypto investors by impersonating popular wallet brands and luring victims to fraudulent applications.
In its report released this week, Rapid7 says attackers obtained data tied to roughly 885,000 phone numbers across multiple countries, then used exchange-account matching to identify targets—ultimately queuing thousands of victim accounts associated with Binance for follow-on attacks.
Key takeaways
- Rapid7 estimates the campaign worked from a dataset of about 885,000 phone numbers, with a largest file containing 316,002 German mobile numbers.
- Rapid7 found evidence of matching 5,576 accounts associated with Binance users, “queued for attack.”
- Among validated exchange-linked targets, Rapid7 calculates an approximate 13.6% “hit rate” from the larger German dataset.
- The scheme used impersonation tactics aimed at seed phrase theft, including fake prompts and support-style outreach.
- Rapid7’s recovered artifacts indicate automated tooling, including use of AI, to support aspects of the campaign.
How Operation Asterix targets crypto users
Rapid7’s analysis, authored by Anna Sirokova and Jan Recinsky, describes how the attackers moved from acquisition of contact data to attempts at credential and seed phrase theft. The core technique involved directing victims to fake applications designed to impersonate wallets and wallet ecosystems.
According to the report, the fraudulent lures specifically referenced well-known self-custody brands including Ledger, Trezor, and Exodus. The attackers attempted to extract seed phrases by pushing victims toward the counterfeit software and accompanying “support” interactions.
Rapid7 also reports that outreach included both fake emails and phone-based inquiries, consistent with a phishing plus vishing workflow. In other words, the campaign wasn’t limited to a single lure method; it used layered contact channels to increase the odds of a victim engaging with the scam.
Target filtering and exchange-account matching
A major component of Rapid7’s findings is the apparent use of target filtering. The report indicates that the attackers matched 43,066 accounts connected to cryptocurrency users with exchange accounts, which were then validated against the larger set of over 316,000 German phone numbers. On that basis, Rapid7 calculates a “hit rate” of approximately 13.6% for the German dataset.
Rapid7’s findings go further by highlighting that the campaign included a checker for Kraken—used to bulk-validate phone numbers against accounts from that exchange. That implies the adversaries were not simply blasting contact lists; they were trying to confirm that particular numbers corresponded to exchange-registered identities before escalating.
For Binance specifically, Rapid7 says the campaign identified and queued 5,576 accounts for attack. The report frames this as a direct outcome of matching efforts tied to the wider phone-number dataset.
Seed-phrase theft via wallet spoofing
Rapid7’s recovered artifacts point to a strategy aimed squarely at self-custody weaknesses: the combination of wallet brand impersonation and human trust in “official” support channels. Rapid7 says victims were driven to fake apps that mimicked Ledger, Trezor, and Exodus, with the goal of stealing seed phrases.
This matters because seed phrases remain the highest-value target in many crypto theft attempts. Once a seed phrase is obtained, the attacker can often access the associated wallets without needing to bypass complex cryptography—making social engineering a uniquely effective attack surface in practice.
Rapid7’s report also notes that the campaign used AI tools as a significant part of operations. While the disclosure does not provide step-by-step details of how AI was applied, it supports the broader pattern that attackers increasingly rely on automation to scale personalization, message creation, and workflow management.
Why this fits the wider pattern of crypto fraud
Operation Asterix arrives amid a continued run of phishing and social engineering losses across the sector. Hacken, a blockchain security company, reported that phishing and social engineering scams accounted for $306 million of the $482 million lost in the first quarter of the year—according to Rapid7’s reference to Hacken’s figures.
That concentration underscores an ongoing asymmetry in crypto security: many of the most costly incidents still involve attackers exploiting user behavior rather than breaking protocol rules. In that environment, phone-number datasets and exchange-account matching can become especially dangerous, as they help scammers reach likely victims through direct, targeted contact.
The tactics described in Rapid7’s report also echo prior industry incidents: Cointelegraph previously reported on a Trezor customer data breach involving about 14,000 users via its shipping provider, ShipMonk, earlier in August; a nearly $1 million loss for an investor after signing a malicious phishing token approval transaction on Ethereum in July; and a fake Ledger Live app incident on the Microsoft Store in November 2023 that resulted in theft of $588,000 across 38 transactions.
Earlier onchain reporting has similarly highlighted how scammers can use mainstream platforms to distribute fake prompts; Cointelegraph has noted cases where malicious ads impersonating Uniswap appeared via Google, leading to losses reportedly exceeding $400,000.
What to watch next
Rapid7’s disclosure is likely to raise renewed attention on how attackers blend contact-data targeting with wallet brand impersonation and automated tooling. Investors and builders should watch for follow-on indicators such as new fake wallet app deployments and continued exchange-linked targeting methods, while the industry works toward reducing the human friction that scammers rely on.
Bitdeer expects revenue from the five-year agreement to begin in early 2027 as it builds toward 350 megawatts of AI cloud capacity by 2028.
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Bitcoin breaks out of six-week range, tops $71,000 as $3 billion in shorts get wiped out
Six weeks of compression ended in the largest short liquidation since at least 2021, with $3 billion of bearish bets forced to buy back into thin supply.
Bitcoin’s improving momentum could produce a golden cross, but the rally still faces an important test.
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NeoSoul Raises $11 Million in Pre-A Funding to Accelerate Its Expansion in the AI Economy
NeoSoul announced the completion of an $11 million Pre-A funding round, with participation from MH Ventures, Amber Group, ArkStream Capital, 0G Foundation, Kirin Capital, CatcherVC, and New Oak International. The new capital will support the continued development of NeoSoul’s agentic trading products and broader AI economy infrastructure.
The financing follows the launch of NeoTrade, NeoSoul’s agentic trading workbench. NeoTrade allows traders to configure their own AI trading agents and enable them to make decisions and execute trades autonomously.
AI is moving beyond assisted analysis toward independent execution. In trading, the industry is increasingly focused on how to preserve agent autonomy while keeping capital secure and under clearly defined controls.
The round brings together investors spanning digital assets, Web3 infrastructure, decentralized AI, and capital markets across Asia and North America. Kirin Capital, a key investor in the round with a long-standing presence in Vietnam and Southeast Asia, will further support NeoSoul’s expansion across Vietnam and the broader Southeast Asian market.
Kaelan, Co-Founder of NeoSoul, said: “AI is moving from producing information to participating autonomously in economic activity, and trading is one of the earliest use cases where a complete economic loop can emerge. NeoTrade is our entry point. Following this round, NeoSoul will continue building the infrastructure needed for AI agents to participate in economic activity at scale.”
Several investors in the round noted that as AI agents begin participating in real economic activity, capital controls, trade execution, and risk management are emerging as critical infrastructure requirements. Through NeoTrade, NeoSoul has already brought agentic trading into a usable product and is using that foundation to expand into broader infrastructure for the AI economy.
NeoSoul plans to use the proceeds to further develop NeoTrade, strengthen its trading infrastructure, and expand its global ecosystem. The company will continue building the connection between autonomous AI decision-making and controlled capital execution.
About NeoSoul
NeoSoul is the largest* emerging AI economic market infrastructure in the BNB Chain and OG ecosystem, dedicated to accelerating the construction of an AI economy. NeoSoul enables agents to collaborate, compete, and create value through harness engineers.
* As of August 20, 2026, NeoSoul ranked 3rd on DappBay’s 30-day AI Infrastructure ranking list, and is also the highest-ranked AI Agent market infrastructure on the list.
About MH Ventures
MH Ventures is a crypto-native venture fund and infrastructure partner supporting the next generation of decentralized systems. Beyond capital, MH Ventures provides validation, liquidity, and strategic insight to help founders build resilient, scalable Web3 protocols.
About Amber Group
Amber Global Limited (the “Amber Group”) is a global leader in digital assets, headquartered in Singapore. Amber Group is the parent company of Amber International Holding Limited (Nasdaq: AMBR), which operates as a separate publicly traded company. Since 2017, Amber Group has developed full-stack solutions that bridge traditional finance and digital assets, offering end-to-end services including wealth management, asset management, market making, advisory, investment, and infrastructure. These products and services are offered across various entities within Amber Group. Certain products, services, technologies, and initiatives described in this press release are developed or carried out by subsidiaries or affiliates of Amber Group other than Amber International Holding Limited, and are not necessarily conducted by or attributable to the listed entity. Backed by top investors and equipped with deep expertise in both digital and traditional markets, Amber Group leverages AI, blockchain, and quantitative research to deliver personalized, cutting-edge solutions. The company focuses on servicing a diverse global clientele—comprising HNW individuals, institutions, funds, exchanges, and projects—to optimize returns safely across all market conditions. Learn more at www.ambergroup.io.
About ArkStream Capital
ArkStream Capital is a private investment fund focused on digital assets and emerging financial markets, with a strategy spanning primary market investments and systematic secondary market research. The firm manages over US$100 million in assets on behalf of leading listed companies, family offices, and institutional investors.
Founded by a team active in digital assets since 2017, ArkStream has invested in 100+ projects, including Aave, Filecoin, Ethena, Ether.fi, and BitGo. The team brings experience from MIT, Stanford, Google, and BlackRock, with strategic advisors from Tower Research.
About 0G Foundation
The 0G Foundation advances decentralized AI as a public good by supporting open-source innovation, 0G ecosystem development, and community-led growth.
About CatcherVC
CatcherVC is an investment fund dedicated to blockchain. Its team comprises technology developers, industry KOLs, and senior financial professionals, all of whom have extensive experience with blockchain. CatcherVC adopts a research-driven approach to explore innovative projects in the blockchain world and shares its resources and insights with all stakeholders to create real and lasting value. Its backers include senior venture capitalists in Asia, founders of Hong Kong-listed companies, renowned blockchain entrepreneurs, and other high-net-worth individuals.
About Kirin Capital
Kirin Capital is an investment group deeply rooted in the Southeast Asian and Vietnamese capital markets, focusing on high-growth emerging sectors and providing global investors and high-growth companies with full-chain capital support and industry empowerment.
Kirin Capital possesses a global perspective, a strong foundation in compliance, and the ability to connect primary and secondary markets, forming a comprehensive financial business system encompassing securities, funds, and equity investment. It holds a controlling stake in Vietnam Kirin Securities, a licensed local securities company.
Kirin Capital manages and operates venture capital (VC) in the primary market, public/private equity investment funds in the secondary market, and industry-specific funds, covering the entire lifecycle of companies from startup and growth stages to pre-IPO and post-IPO stages.
About New Oak International
New Oak International Holdings is a comprehensive cross-border investment management institution based in Asia and with a global reach. Building upon its traditional capital market investment capabilities, the company actively embraces emerging technologies and the digital asset wave, forming a dual-engine strategy of “traditional capital market IPO investment + cutting-edge Web3 digital asset positioning.”
The company has deep expertise in IPO subscriptions, anchor investments, cornerstone investments, and pre-IPO equity investments on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEX) and US capital markets (NASDAQ/NYSE). In recent years, it has extended its experience in traditional primary market valuation modeling and secondary market capital operations to the digital asset field, focusing on Web3 infrastructure, decentralized finance (DeFi), asset digitization (RWA), and the Web3 asset management sector.
The company successfully invested in Meridian Frontier, a leading Web3 asset management platform in Asia, deepening strategic synergies in digital asset custody, compliant asset management, and institutional-grade Web3 gateways, building a bridge connecting traditional finance and the crypto economy.
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Right now we have three fungi, one bacterium, and one virus here in California lettuce that are wreaking havoc and making life very difficult. In the past, there was one major issue at a time that we could hopefully solve in five years of breeding. Now I’m working on five issues, six issues in tandem.
How has the Cyclospora outbreak, linked to Taylor Farms’ operations in Mexico, affected the lettuce industry?
Oh, it’s disastrous. I’ve heard sales are at least 30% down, and not just in lettuce. Anything that’s green is suspect to some people. If you can’t cook it, or buy it out of a can, it’s not on the list. There are fields of mature lettuces being plowed under constantly now that have no value because they can’t sell.
But this isn’t the first time. In 2006, there was a big E. coli outbreak with spinach. That started the whole system of trying to evaluate the product before it was cut. Nowadays, at least north of the border, there are companies that go into every field and sample methodically across the field. Maybe every 30th row or every 50th row, they sample and send these samples into a lab, and it’s checked for pathogens.
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Crypto influencer Zion “Ansem” Thomas launched a website on Monday that facilitates crypto transactions. By Wednesday, a developer was warning of unpatched vulnerabilities and accusing Ansem of giving “zero consideration” to his developers.
Ansem quickly responded to the allegations, calling them “not true” and “baseless.”
The accusations were made by a pseudonymous developer known as “bleep,” who claimed to have ran developer relations within Ansem’s Discord server.
Bleep is building a separate, Ansem-adjacent project called Bullpad that uses Ansem’s memecoin as a quote token.
He told Ansem that he’d “spent significant time and money building a platform that you explicitly told me you were interested in.”
Ansem denied any agreement with bleep and characterized their communications as infrequent and informal.
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‘A pump fun wrapper’
A day earlier, bleep claimed, “Ansem doesn’t have a team. He has a vibe-coder. Ansem created a pump fun wrapper. That’s something anyone can do in a night.”
Ansem responded on Wednesday, saying that bleep “built something on your own and have been putting out baseless accusations ever since because I didn’t give you the recognition you wanted.”
He also disclaimed any endorsement of third-party platforms, including Bullpen, Bulltoshi, and Kimji.
The feud escaped containment on Wednesday when another influencer posted, “REMOVE ALL FUNDS FROM ANSEMS LAUNCHPAD AND DISCONNECT YOUR WALLET,” inaccurately claiming whoever “vibecoded ansem’s launchpad in a week” never got paid.
Ansem tries to defend his new website
Proposed Community Notes on that X post dispute the vibe-coding claim.
Fact-checkers note that bleep built Bullpad, not the official Ansem.io website, and never published any specific vulnerability. As of Wednesday, none of the notes had earned enough ratings to be shown publicly.
CoinGecko’s tracker estimates that Ansem’s memecoin, ANSEM, makes up 94% of the ecosystem’s $100 million value.
The six launchpad coins that CoinGecko tracks from ansem.io held a combined market value of a mere $7 million on Wednesday.
ANSEM has also lost half its value over the past month, closing yesterday’s session at $0.22 today after marking an all-time high of $0.44 on July 6.
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Europe’s crackdown on Tether’s USDT is entering a new phase.
When Revolut told European users it would delist USDT after Aug. 31, it became another in a long line of European platforms restricting access to the world’s largest stablecoin as firms adapt to the requirements of the EU’s Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulation.
MiCA’s stablecoin rules have been phasing in since 2024, and the EU-wide transition period ended on July 1, putting further pressure on platforms to drop tokens that don’t meet the rules.
Yet according to Artemis Analytics, Tether being squeezed out of a major market has shown little sign of triggering a major shift in USDT activity. Alex Weseley, research and data, tells Magazine:
“The data does not indicate any noticeable change in USDT supply or demand attributable directly to MiCA coming into effect in Europe… MiCA didn’t trigger a major venue or chain migration.”
So why is demand for Tether holding up so well?
Stablecoins become financial infrastructure
One reason USDT demand is proving resilient is that dollar stablecoins are being used for more than trading or saving in other regions of the world.
In Argentina, for example, a country long obsessed with stuffing dollars into mattresses and storing wealth outside the traditional financial system, stablecoin activity has continued to grow even though restrictions on accessing actual US dollars have eased.
USDT supply share by chain at MiCA milestones. Source: Artemis.
Lemon, an Argentine crypto and financial services platform, processed $9.3 billion in total volume in 2025, up 60% from the previous year. Transactional users grew 70% to nearly 1.8 million and stablecoin volume grew 45% year-on-year.
Related: Why Argentina is blocking Polymarket despite its global growth
That suggests stablecoins are doing more than simply filling a gap created by restrictions on access to dollars; they’re becoming part of the way people move and spend money.
Ignacio Gimenez, Lemon’s business and planning manager, tells Magazine:
“The role of USDT and other dollar stablecoins is evolving. What we’re seeing is a shift from stablecoins as a store of value to stablecoins as financial infrastructure.”
He says stablecoin activity is “increasingly driven by payments, cross-border transfers and global financial services rather than only by savings,” adding that Argentine users can pay in Brazil through PIX using pesos, receive dollars or euros from overseas and have them credited as USDC, or move between bank dollars and digital dollar balances.
That makes stablecoin demand harder to measure by simply looking at which tokens are available on regulated exchanges.
MiCA is changing the European gateway
Lemon’s experience highlights a shift in user behavior in one of Latin America’s biggest economies, and there are signs that emerging markets are beginning to follow the trend.
Artemis data shows the number of daily users on Binance Smart Chain rose from about 318,000 in June 2024 to 1.56 million by July 2026, while daily users on Tron increased 44% to around 908,000. These chains are favored by day to day stablecoin users for their low fees. Weseley says:
“That looks like expanding global and emerging market usage rather than a Europe-specific migration, and there’s no clear MiCA-timed break in the chain data.”
That doesn’t mean MiCA is irrelevant: it is certainly changing which stablecoins regulated European platforms can offer, and reshaping the stablecoin market inside the bloc.
USDT daily active addresses by chain at MiCA milestones. Source: Artemis.
Maksym Sakharov, chief executive and co-founder of WeFi, a crypto financial infrastructure company, says that regulation is primarily changing how users access dollar stablecoins, rather than removing the underlying demand, whether it’s for trading, payments, or cross-border transfers. He tells Magazine:
“Users do not choose a stablecoin only because it is available on one regulated platform. They choose it because counterparties use it, liquidity is deep, and it works across many markets.”
For some platforms, the shift began well before the MiCA deadline. Chief executive of OKX Europe, Erald Ghoos, says OKX has not offered USDT to European users for around two years, so the latest MiCA deadline did not make much material difference.
Europe’s alternatives have a dollar problem
Perhaps the bigger question in Europe is what European users will embrace instead. Dollar-denominated stablecoins have a powerful advantage since the crypto market has always treated the greenback as its primary benchmark.
USDT transfer volume share by chain pre vs. post MiCA. Source: Artemis.
While Ghoos doesn’t expect that to change globally any time soon, he says that institutional interest in euro-denominated stablecoins is picking up. He says:
“What we are seeing from institutional players is interest in creating more EUR-denominated stablecoins, which is worth watching as it develops.”
For retail users, euro-denominated stablecoins could also make practical sense by removing additional friction, like currency conversion, from transactions. But while MiCA may determine which products are available through regulated European gateways, it cannot change the dollar’s role in global crypto markets.
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President Donald Trump has made eight crypto endorsements since taking office. Every one trades below its pre-endorsement price, down 60% on average. On Wednesday, he made his ninth by naming Hyperliquid (HYPE) at the White House.
The token jumped 14% within two hours. Whether HYPE escapes the Trump-endorsed crypto pattern depends on something no earlier pick had. A regulator is actually working on the promise.
What Trump Actually Promised Hyperliquid
Trump name-dropped Hyperliquid on Wednesday while hosting executives from Coinbase, Ripple, Nasdaq, and other firms at the White House.
“I understand that Mike is also working to bring Hyperliquid into the United States in a fully compliant and legal fashion,” Donald Trump, remarks at the White House, August 19, 2026.
“Mike” is Michael Selig, chairman of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), the agency that oversees US derivatives markets.
Minutes after the comment, HYPE spiked from $62.23 to nearly $71. Hyperliquid Strategies, a Nasdaq-listed company that holds HYPE in its treasury, closed 30% higher on its best day on record.
HYPE trades near $71.45 at press time, up 21.3% over 24 hours. The token now ranks tenth by market cap at $15.9 billion.
Notably, Trump had never mentioned Hyperliquid before, in any post or speech. Meanwhile, Selig chairs the first session of the CFTC’s new Innovation Advisory Committee later Thursday. He says details will follow there.
How Every Trump-Endorsed Crypto Played Out
History gives HYPE holders a clear warning. BeInCrypto scored every coin endorsement he has made in office, eight in total.
The first was quiet. On February 18, 2025, he shared two articles praising Ripple on Truth Social, with no comment attached. XRP still climbed about 7% within 24 hours.
The loudest came on March 2, 2025. He promised a crypto reserve that would include XRP, Solana, and Cardano (ADA).
“A U.S. Crypto Reserve will elevate this critical industry after years of corrupt attacks by the Biden Administration, which is why my Executive Order on Digital Assets directed the Presidential Working Group to move forward on a Crypto Strategic Reserve that includes XRP, SOL, and ADA,” Donald Trump, Truth Social post, March 2, 2025.
ADA surged 75% within hours, while XRP added 31% and SOL 26%. The whole market gained over $500 billion that afternoon. About an hour later, a follow-up post added that Bitcoin and Ethereum (ETH) would be the reserve’s heart. ETH peaked just 3.3% higher. He has never mentioned it again.
The promise itself died within four days. An executive order made the reserve Bitcoin-only and barred the government from buying altcoins at all. The White House later confirmed that no purchases of XRP, SOL, or ADA ever happened.
Trump has not spoken about those three tickers in 535 days. ADA never printed a higher daily price again and now trades 73% below its pre-post level.
Politico later reported that a Ripple-linked lobbyist fed Trump the reserve post’s language, which may explain the long silence.
His own Official Trump (TRUMP) token got three separate pushes. He declared his love for it on March 23, 2025, worth an 11% pop and his last ticker mention ever.
One month later, the token’s issuer offered a private dinner with the president to the top 220 holders. Qualifying buyers spent about $148 million, and the token peaked 48% higher before fading. A Mar-a-Lago gala contest repeated the formula in March 2026, with a similar peak that turned negative within a month.
Nearly 1 million TRUMP wallets lost a combined $3.81 billion.
The scoreboard is uniform. The eight endorsements peaked 31% higher within 24 hours on average. They turned negative within 30 days and sit 60% lower today.
Will Trump Keep His Hyperliquid Promise?
Every earlier pump failed the same way. The words never came with follow-through.
Hyperliquid is the first endorsement that arrives with the machinery already running. Selig’s CFTC has spent 2026 clearing a path for perpetual futures onshore. It approved US perps in May and called decentralized platforms candidates to follow.
Hyperliquid itself petitioned the CFTC in July, alongside wallet firm Phantom, for DeFi-fit rules.
Therefore, the test is unusually concrete. Thursday’s advisory meeting shows whether “compliant and legal fashion” becomes an actual docket item. The 30-day mark on September 18 shows whether HYPE can hold above $62.23, something only one prior endorsement briefly managed.
A registration pathway or exemption before the 90-day mark in November would separate this from the reserve episode entirely.
Caution still applies, because the remark was not formal approval.
The base rate says fade the pump. The regulatory calendar says this endorsement gets tested in public, starting with what Selig puts on the table today. HYPE either breaks the pattern or joins it.
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