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Jinse Finance reported that according to the latest report from security company ReversingLabs, hackers are adopting innovative methods by using Ethereum smart contracts to hide malicious instructions in npm packages. Two malicious packages named "colortoolsv2" and "mimelib2" appeared in July this year, and instead of hardcoding links directly in the code, they obtain the next stage of attack instructions by querying Ethereum contracts, which greatly increases the difficulty of detection and removal. The attackers also created fake cryptocurrency-themed GitHub repositories, boosting credibility by forging stars and auto-generated commit records to lure developers into adding these dependencies.

BlockBeats News, on September 4, CryptoQuant analyst Axel Adler Jr stated that any recovery could push the price of bitcoin back above $113,000, moving towards the fair thirty-day average value range. Recent bullish scenarios include a technical rebound to the $113,000–$115,000 range, with capital flows simultaneously stabilizing. The current price of bitcoin at $110,700 is slightly above the short-term holders' (STH) realized price of $107,600 (a key monthly bull market support level). On higher time frames, the outlook remains bullish, but the market is in a repair phase and is more sensitive to profit-taking.