— Abracadabra, DeFi
Abracadabra blames hacks for shutdown amid ‘looting’ claims
Abracadabra proposed “an orderly wind down,” blaming security incidents that leave its stablecoin MIM with “no viable path back to parity."
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— Abracadabra, DeFi
Abracadabra proposed “an orderly wind down,” blaming security incidents that leave its stablecoin MIM with “no viable path back to parity."
Read more (3 min) →The Compound Foundation has been accused of misusing funds to boost its voting power on two key proposals.
Once again, THORChain is refusing to block suspected North Korean hackers from laundering hundreds of millions of dollars of stolen crypto.
— Crypto.com, DeFi
Crypto.com promoted Tectonic until it almost drained tens of millions of dollars from its Cronos blockchain.
Supra’s faulty oracle accepted the hacker’s price update for collateral, which was used to drain Bonzo Lend of $9M.
Last week, the Ethereum Name Service DAO faced an attempt to “steal its treasury,” and the Ethereum Foundation announced a 20% staff cut.
The DAO behind notorious privacy protocol Tornado Cash has received a proposal that would replace key addresses with spoofed lookalikes.
A chaotic weekend has seen four DeFi hacks, repeated downtime on Sui, and ended with a crypto card panic to kick off the week.
DeFi yield farming platform Stake DAO has suffered an apparent private key compromise, with minted vsdCRV tokens swapped for ETH.
Tuesday saw four separate hacks, with over $5M stolen. Two more incidents took place the day before, but with minimal losses.