OKX Ordinals market API function update, allowing users to place orders faster through the API
The OKX Ordinals market API has been updated to support faster order placement through the API, with zero transaction fees and better depth and liquidity. With the OKX Ordinals market API, users can obtain information on the inscription assets and UTXO information at specified addresses, create Ordinals orders, and real-time query Ordinals market collections, order and transaction data. Currently, the Coinmarketcap and AICoin platforms have integrated the OKX Ordinals market API, supporting real-time query of BRC-20 asset market information.It is reported that the OKX Web3 wallet Ordinals market is the largest BRC20 inscription and BTC NFT trading market. The OKX Ordinals market is completely decentralized, with no platform service fees for interaction, and supports one-stop transfer, trading, inscription of BRC-20 and BTC NFT, and other functions. In addition, the OKX Web3 wallet now supports Solana inscriptions and Ethereum inscriptions ecosystems.
OKX releases its 14th PoR report, with major assets supporting user funds reaching $14.9 billion
OKX announced the release of its 14th monthly Proof of Reserves (PoR) report, which shows that the main assets supporting user funds have reached $14.9 billion. The current reserve rates of OKX's main assets are as follows: BTC: 103%, ETH: 104%, USDT: 103%, USDC: 101%.
OKX DeFi now supports Eigenlayer protocol
OKX DeFi now supports the Eigenlayer protocol. Users can now stake ETH to obtain staking certificates in protocols such as Lido, Swell, Rocketpool, Stader, etc. through OKX DeFi, and then stake the certificates to Eigenlayer for an additional annualized yield of up to 8%! EigenLayer is a re-staking protocol built on Ethereum that allows users to earn additional rewards using their locked ETH.OKX Web3 wallet's DeFi section is an all-in-one on-chain investment platform that has aggregated various investment products from 20+ public chains, 80+ projects, and 200+ protocols. It supports various convenient operations such as one-click cross-currency investment and automatic yield calculation, helping users improve fund utilization while saving on gas fees, making DeFi investment easier.
About 20 minutes ago, two addresses withdrew 23.02 million STORJ from the exchange.
As monitored by blockchain analyst Yu Jin, about 20 minutes ago, two addresses withdrew 23.02 million STORJ from Binance and OKEx.
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OKX Web3 wallet Discover section now has a new Bitcoin area
According to official sources, the OKXWeb3 wallet Discover section has now added a Bitcoin section, aimed at providing users with a seamless experience to interact with the Bitcoin ecosystem anytime, anywhere. Previously, the OKX Discover section also supported various hot topic sections such as DeFi tools, Linea popular projects, Ethscriptions area, LayerZero popular projects, Starknet popular projects, and Friendtech tools.<br>OKX Web3 wallet Discover section is a one-stop DApp exploration and interaction platform designed to help Web3 users quickly find DApps and provide one-click interaction functionality.
MetaTrust: Total losses from OKX DEX exploit now reach $2.7 million
Security company MetaTrust Alert monitoring shows that the total loss caused by OKX DEX vulnerability exploitation has now reached 2.7 million US dollars.
OKX responds to DEX being attacked: it has been repaired and all losses will be compensated
It was confirmed that this incident was caused by the theft of management authority for a discontinued OKX DEX market merchant contract, resulting in the transfer of assets from 18 addresses authorized by the contract.
Slow Mist: OKX DEX Proxy Admin Owner private key leaked
According to SlowMist's report, there seems to be a problem with the OKX DEX contract. SlowMist's analysis found that when users exchange, they authorize the TokenApprove contract, and the DEX contract transfers the user's tokens by calling the TokenApprove contract. The DEX contract has a claimTokens function that allows a trusted DEX Proxy to call it, which calls the TokenApprove contract's claimTokens function to transfer authorized user tokens. The trusted DEX Proxy is managed by the Proxy Admin, and the Proxy Admin Owner can upgrade the DEX Proxy contract through the Proxy Admin.
OKX DEX is suspected to have been hacked and the proxy address has been removed
On December 13th, according to Twitter user @eno_eth, community member @axe_ping claimed that wallet funds were stolen and a large amount of funds were transferred to a hacker address starting with 0x1f14. All stolen wallets were authorized by OKX DEX, and 1 hour ago OKX removed the proxy address that was attacked by the hacker. Currently, SlowMist team is tracking and analyzing the situation.
