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An update regarding the recent security incident involving SecondFi
What happened to SecondFi
Between June 21st and 23rd, SecondFi experienced a security incident that resulted in approximately 16.1 million ADA (~$2.6 million) being stolen from 374 wallets. We want to provide users with a transparent update based on the information currently available.
An independent investigation
EMURGO engaged Groom Lake, an independent forensic investigation / blockchain intelligence provider to assist with tracing and evidentiary analysis and they reviewed the incident using primary technical evidence, including code, code history, and public blockchain data.
What the investigation indicates to date:
1. Attack from an external actor: linked to high-volume addresses employing advanced tradecraft: @0xGroomLake indicates that the primary operation behind the unauthorised transfers was sophisticated, external, and well-funded, with indicators consistent with activity by a professional, state-aligned threat actor. Certain indicators are being assessed for potential overlap with known DPRK-linked threat activity of Lazarus Group.
2. Two separate attackers: Groom Lake also identified activity by a second party that appears, based on current evidence, to be separate from the primary operation and to have affected a different set of wallets during the same window. No overlap in affected wallets has been identified to date.
The root cause: A cryptographic flaw
The root cause was a highly subtle flaw in how the wallet software generated per-transaction signatures. In simplified terms, a value that should have been derived from secret information could, under certain conditions, be computed from public transaction data. This could enable affected private key material to be derived from information visible on the public blockchain.
This cryptographic flaw was also visible in a copy of the relevant code that had been published without authorisation to a public GitHub repository. We are continuing to assess the circumstances surrounding the publication and are cooperating with the relevant authorities.
Fix and winding down of SecondFi
The flaw has been patched, and new wallets created with the corrected software are not known to be affected by this issue. However, given the gravity of this event and as previously announced, we have made the difficult decision to wind down SecondFi and Yoroi wallet.
Asset recovery and safe migration
Our current priority is supporting affected users, assisting recovery efforts, and enabling users to move assets securely.
1. Recovery tool: A secure recovery tool using zero-knowledge (ZK) proofs is being developed. The portal is designed to allow users to initiate the process directly while limiting the information required to do so. The tool is currently in testing, and we are engaging a specialist third-party auditor to review it before its anticipated release in August 2026.
2. Safe migration: In the meantime, we are preparing wallet export functionality designed to allow users to migrate their assets to a wallet of their choice. We anticipate releasing this by early August 2026.
Please follow our official channels for further updates.
Important Security Reminder
SecondFi will NEVER request private keys, recovery phrases, or wallet credentials, and we will never DM you first. Do not trust any checker, link, or account outside our official channels:
▪️ X accounts: @secondfiapp and @secondfi_jp
▪️ Support portal: https://t.co/bKfl8SK9D2
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En octubre de 2011, Luis de la Fuente fue despedido del Deportivo Alavés después de nueve jornadas. Las llamadas dejaron de llegar. Pasó dieciocho meses sin trabajo.
Siguió yendo al mismo bar a desayunar. Siguió leyendo el periódico. Un día de 2013 encontró un anuncio pequeño en las páginas de deportes: la Real Federación Española de Fútbol buscaba entrenador para sus categorías inferiores. Llamó a Iñaki Sáez, antiguo seleccionador, que lo conocía. Mandó el currículum. Esperó.
La Federación le ofreció el puesto. El contrato duraba tres meses. La misión: clasificar a la sub-19 para el Europeo de Lituania. Sin garantías más allá de eso. De la Fuente firmó el 1 de mayo de 2013.
Lo que vino después fue un trabajo invisible. Campos juveniles, contratos cortos, categorías que nadie sigue. En 2015 ganó el Europeo sub-19 con un equipo que incluía a Rodri, Mikel Merino y Unai Simón. Luego la sub-21. Luego la absoluta. El 19 de julio de 2026, en el MetLife Stadium de Nueva York, levantó la Copa del Mundo.
Trece años después del anuncio en el periódico.
La carrera de De la Fuente no tiene la narrativa habitual del crack que triunfa: no dirigió al Madrid ni al Barça, no pasó por ningún gigante europeo, no tuvo un momento de revelación brillante que el mundo aplaudiera. Tuvo dieciocho meses sin llamadas, un anuncio pequeño, un contrato de tres meses y la decisión de presentarse.
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The U.S. just got its first FAN TOKENS. How Chiliz is turning its 2030 Vision into reality.
A few months ago, Chiliz laid out a manifesto for the next phase of FAN TOKENS - go omnichain, unlock the U.S. market, and turn the promises of SportFi into shipped products. This week, one of the biggest pieces of that plan lands. Socios.com, through Fan Token Management (FTM) U.S. (part of The Chiliz Group), has partnered with Playfly Sports to launch the first-ever FAN TOKENS in U.S. college sports. Five programs are in at launch: LSU, Maryland, Michigan State, Penn State, and Texas A&M. Thirty university athletic departments are targeted within the next 12 months. It’s a major first for U.S. sports and the clearest proof yet that the Chiliz 2030 roadmap isn't just a slide deck. This is a major milestone with massive potential. Penn State's Beaver Stadium (106,572), Texas A&M's Kyle Field (102,733), and LSU's Tiger Stadium (102,321) regularly outdraw every NFL stadium in the country. College football alone pulls in more than 39 million fans a season across Division I. This is a U.S.-first for FAN TOKENS, but it's landing in one of the largest, most fiercely loyal fan markets on the planet. The promise: 2026 will see our re-entry into the U.S. market That line comes straight from the Chiliz 2030 manifesto. It wasn't a vague ambition. It was a specific commitment, backed by a specific reason, growing regulatory clarity and growing demand from teams and fans. That clarity arrived in March 2026, when the SEC and CFTC issued joint guidance classifying FAN TOKENS as digital collectibles and digital tools, citing Socios.com directly. That guidance is the regulatory foundation this launch stands on. College sports is a fitting place to start. It's one of the most passionate fan cultures anywhere, and now those fans get the same kind of digital connection to their programs that supporters of many of the biggest clubs in the world already have. As Alexandre Dreyfus, CEO and Founder of Chiliz puts it: "These are the first FAN TOKENS in U.S. college sports and represent not only a new frontier for FAN TOKENS but also a new iteration of the established asset class." Craig Sloan, CEO of Playfly Sports, framed it from the university side: the partnership gives athletic departments "innovative ways to engage their fans" while opening "a new revenue stream that can help support student-athletes through NIL initiatives." Delivering on the vision This launch is the latest in a run of Chiliz 2030 Vision commitments delivered on schedule. Here's the scorecard so far. Going omnichain. For seven years, FAN TOKENS lived on a single chain. That changed when Chiliz launched them on Solana and Base, built on LayerZero's Omnichain Fungible Token (OFT) standard. This isn't the wrapped-token approach most projects use, where a copy of the asset sits on a new chain backed by reserves elsewhere, fragmenting liquidity in the process. It's a single, unified token supply across all three chains at once. A fan on Socios.com and a trader on Jupiter or Aerodrome are holding the exact same asset. The integration also runs on LayerZero's multi-DVN security setup, meaning cross-chain transfers are verified by multiple independent networks rather than one point of failure. The result: expanded distribution, deeper liquidity, and for the first time, real DeFi use cases like liquidity pools opening up for FAN TOKEN® holders. The $CHZ buyback. Chiliz 2030 promised a direct value accrual system tying ecosystem activity to $CHZ scarcity. It's now live: 10% of FAN TOKEN® sale revenue across every supported chain is earmarked for $CHZ buybacks. It's a structural mechanism, not a one-off event. The more FAN TOKENS trade, the more $CHZ gets bought back and removed from circulation, a flywheel connecting club activity and fan engagement directly to token economics. National team tokens, delivered on schedule. The manifesto flagged this as part of the campaign ahead of a summer of football, and Chiliz followed through. Champions last time around and this year’s runners up Argentina ($ARG) have their own FAN TOKEN®, as do Portugal ($POR). But, before this year’s tournament got under way, new FAN TOKENS for Belgium ($BELG) South Africa ($SAFA), Scotland ($SFA) and eventual champions Spain ($SPAIN) landed. Performance-linked tokenomics New tokenomics that react to performances were promised in the manifesto. And, during this summer’s tournament, we saw the first iteration of this with the rollout of performance linked tokenomics for the first time, with participating national team FAN TOKENS burned after every win, directly linking performance on the pitch to what happens on-chain. After Spain beat Argentina 1-0 in the July 19 final, more than 1M $SPAIN tokens had been burned. Transforming a vision into reality Put together, this is what Chiliz 2030 execution actually looks like month to month: chain expansion, tokenomics upgrades, national team tokens landing ahead of the World Cup, and now the first FAN TOKENS in American college sports, with 30 university athletic departments targeted within the year. Chiliz is turning its 2030 Vision into reality.