— 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) →Once again, THORChain is refusing to block suspected North Korean hackers from laundering hundreds of millions of dollars of stolen crypto.
Two more projects in the Cosmos ecosystem affected by an exploit which saw 40 BTC of unbacked nBTC minted in late June.
Roughly 4,000 BTC, worth about $320M at the time of the hack, left Blockstream’s Liquid Federation wallet on Sunday afternoon.
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Crypto.com promoted Tectonic until it almost drained tens of millions of dollars from its Cronos blockchain.
Bitcoin bridge Boltz suspended services indefinitely after attacks from AI-powered hackers came in quicker than its rate of patches.
Coldcard firmware didn't properly utilize true random number generators, letting attackers sweep over 1,359 BTC last week.
Supra’s faulty oracle accepted the hacker’s price update for collateral, which was used to drain Bonzo Lend of $9M.
Cardano wallet firm SecondFi says it will not resume "normal operations" and will instead focus on "returning assets to affected users."
Litecoin developers released software patches for the double-spending bug of March-April 2026, but most non-mining nodes have ignored it.