Gate News Report, March 12 — According to BlockSec monitoring, suspicious transactions targeting the DBXen_crypto contract were detected, estimated to have caused losses of approximately $150,000. The root cause is the inconsistency in the sender's identity in the ERC2771 meta-transaction, which allows attackers to manipulate the reward settlement logic and steal assets from the contract.

World Liberty Financial (WLFI) proposes a governance plan requiring token holders to lock WLFI for at least 180 days to be eligible to vote. The draft sets staking tiers: staking 10 million WLFI can become a "Node," while staking 50 million WLFI can upgrade to a "Super Node" and receive additional incentives. Voting rights are based on a square root model to reduce the influence of whales. The plan aims to encourage long-term participation and reduce speculation. The official voting date will be announced later.

Foresight News reports that, according to CertiK monitoring, the privacy gaming project FOOMCASH experienced a vulnerability exploitation event (or white-hat rescue operation) in its lottery contract, involving approximately $1.8 million. The root cause of the vulnerability may be related to its Groth16 verifier setup, allowing attackers to repeatedly collect ZOOM tokens when all other inputs remain the same.