BlockBeats News, December 3, Park Ki Hwal, a senior leader in South Korea's cultural industry and the president of the K-POP World Alliance, recently announced that he will be promoting the full integration of over 20,000 core members from his affiliated top-tier Hip-Hop community into MOVA.

Gate News bot reported that a hacker stole the Instagram account of the hip-hop group Migos (which has 13 million followers) and published private information such as the identification and phone number of Solana co-founder Raj Gokal. The leaked content includes identification photos of Raj Gokal himself and a person suspected to be his wife. The hacker also left a message saying, "You should have paid that 40 BTC." This indicates that Gokal (who is also the president of Solana Labs) may have been extorted before the leak occurred. The hacker's last post included a link to a Telegram group chat.

American investor and former pharmaceutical company executive Martin Shkreli has requested the dismissal of the lawsuit filed against him by Non-fungible Token platform PleasrDAO in the Brooklyn federal court. The lawsuit involves the ownership of an album from the legendary hip-hop group Wu-Tang Clan. Shkreli stated that this lawsuit is "subject to the priority treatment of the Copyright Act." If the trial continues, he hopes that two members of Wu-Tang Clan, Robert Diggs (aka RZA) and Tarik Azzougarh (aka Cilvaringz), will also participate in the legal proceedings because they jointly own this album. Shkreli originally purchased the album for $2 million at a private auction in 2015. According to the terms of the contract, this album will remain with him until 2103.

Lightning Labs co-founder and CTO Olaoluwa Osuntokun recently executed the first Mainnet multi-hop asset payment using the Taproot asset channel, marking a new development in Lightning Network asset transfer capabilities, as reported by Jinse Finance.

According to Scam Sniffer, a hacker transferred 250 ETH from a compromised address across chains using the cross-chain bridge protocols Stargate and Across Protocol. The funds were ultimately distributed to the Hop and Rhino protocols.