BlockBeats reported on September 20th that Fetch.ai has released its on-chain analysis report on the recent exploit incident. The report traces the entire path of the attack, from the leaked signing key to the funds flowing to the wallet address used by the attackers to cash out. Fetch.ai emphasizes that the released content is not the final analysis. They have partnered with SingularityNET to deactivate the affected wallets and contracts, and the investigation is ongoing; further updates will be released later.

According to data from Hyperflows, as of September 20th, Hyperliquid holds a record high of 10.9% of the global perpetual contract market (including all centralized trading platforms such as Binance, Bybit, and OKX) based on open interest.

According to HTX market data, HYPE is currently trading at $91.32, down 1.7% in the last 24 hours.

According to BlockBeats, on September 20th, ZEC was trading at approximately $1445.2, down about 7.7% in the last 24 hours. On Hyperliquid, long positions on 0xcbab have proactively reduced their ZEC positions by approximately $5.245 million today, but still hold approximately $12.921 million in long positions, less than 5% away from the liquidation price.

The address currently holds 8,933.8 ZEC tokens at an average price of approximately $1,477.48, resulting in a floating loss of approximately $279,000. The liquidation price is $1,374.16, which is about 4.92% lower than the current price.

Within the same region, the address starting with 0xabf6 still holds 1976.18 ZEC long positions, worth approximately $2.857 million, with an estimated liquidation price of $1380.28, about 4.49% lower than the current price. The combined liquidation risk of these two long positions, totaling approximately $15.778 million, is concentrated around $1374 to $1380.

Before reaching the aforementioned concentrated area, there are two other long positions with risk lines even closer:

0xc46a holds approximately $1.642 million in long ZEC positions, with an estimated liquidation price of $1411.99, approximately 2.30% from the current price; 0x421e holds approximately $558,000 in long ZEC positions, with an estimated liquidation price of $1397.31, approximately 3.31% from the current price.

The four addresses collectively hold approximately $17.978 million in ZEC long positions.

According to Beating AI, Silicon-based Liquidity has announced the completion of its Series B+ and Series C funding rounds. The company is a third-party AI inference infrastructure provider that transforms computing power and models into directly accessible tokenized services. By 2026, the company's total equity funding had reached nearly 2.9 billion yuan; the amounts for these two rounds were not disclosed.

Based on the annual token throughput in 2025, Silicon-based liquidity ranks fourth among all token providers in China, with a share of only 1.5%. The top three, Volcano Engine, Alibaba Cloud, and Baidu AI Cloud, account for 42.7%, 32.5%, and 11.8% respectively, collectively capturing approximately 87% of the market.

This round of investors has a strong state-owned enterprise component. China Internet Investment Fund, China Reform Fund, China Mobile Chain Builder Fund, and China Orient Asset International, among others, have entered the market, while Yaotu Capital, Shengyi Capital, and Guotai Venture Capital have continued to invest.

Silicon-based mobile technology company reported revenue of RMB 55.33 million and a net loss of RMB 345 million in 2025, with an overall gross margin of -24%. The company submitted its application to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange at the end of June and is currently applying for a main board listing under Chapter 18C "Uncommercialized Company" rules.

Beijing has just released the nation's first provincial-level special policy on the lexical economy, which clearly proposes to build a "world-class lexical factory" and lists inference engines, model and chip adaptation, and heterogeneous computing power as key areas.