The US Senate is considering a bill to exclude video game assets from digital goods regulation.

The post Fan Token Firm Chiliz Acquires 2-Time ‘Dota 2’ Champions, OG Esports appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. In brief The Chiliz Group has acquired a controlling stake in OG Esports, a prominent competitive gaming organization. OG Esports unveiled its own fan token on Chiliz’s Socios.com platform back in 2020. It recently hit an all-time high price. Chiliz has teased various future team-related benefits for OG token holders, along with a new Web3-related project. The Chiliz Group, which operates the Socios.com crypto fan token platform, announced Tuesday that it has acquired a 51% controlling stake in OG Esports, the competitive gaming organization founded in 2015 by Dota 2 legends Johan “nOtail” Sundstein and Sébastien “Ceb” Debs. OG made history as the first team to win consecutive titles at The International—the annual, high-profile Dota 2 world championship tournament—in 2018 and 2019, and has since expanded into multiple games including Counter-Strike, Honor of Kings, and Marvel Rivals. The team was also the first esports organization to join the Socios platform with the 2020 debut of its own fan token, which Chiliz said recently became the first esports team token to exceed a $100 million market capitalization. OG was recently priced at $16.88, up nearly 9% on the day following the announcement. The token’s price peaked at a new all-time high of $24.78 last week ahead of The International 2025, where OG did not compete this year. Following the acquisition, Xavier Oswald will assume the CEO role, while the co-founders will turn their attention to “a new strategic project consolidating the team’s competitive foundation [and] driving innovation at the intersection of esports and Web3,” per a press release. No further details were provided regarding that project. “Bringing OG into the Chiliz Group is a major step toward further strengthening fan experiences, one where the community doesn’t just watch from the sidelines but gets to shape the journey,” Chiliz CEO Alex Dreyfus…

PANews reported on September 30th that according to the GoPlus Chinese community, two users recently suffered significant losses due to signing malicious permit signatures. One user lost $155,000 worth of aBascbBTC to a phisher after signing a malicious permit signature, while another user lost $90,000 worth of XAUt after signing a Uniswap Permit2 signature. GoPlus recommends not clicking on unfamiliar links, not installing software from unknown sources, not signing transactions with unknown content, and not transferring funds to unverified addresses.

PANews reported on September 30th that according to the official announcement of UXLINK, in response to recent security incidents, the project has launched a migration and compensation plan: Users who purchase and hold UXLINK (as of 10:55 AM Beijing Time on September 22, 2025) will receive 1:1 compensation. For users who purchased UXLINK between 10:55 and 13:40 on September 22, 2025, their compensation will be calculated based on the difference between the purchase price and the time-weighted average price (TWAP) thereafter. Compensation funds come from stolen assets that have been frozen and returned. The migration plan for CEX users is gradually being launched, and the on-chain migration portal will be open on October 1st. Within 5 working days after the on-chain migration channel goes online, a community vote will be held to determine the details of the compensation plan. For users who purchased UXLINK after 13:40 on September 22, 2025, the compensation plan will be determined through community discussion and voting. Key dates in this incident include: 10:55 AM (Beijing Time) on September 22nd (the first hacker transaction) and 1:40 PM (the first official announcement). The project team pledges to continue to maintain transparent and timely communication to maintain community trust.