The DAO hacked again, but this time it’s the good guys
After last week's news that leftover funds from The DAO would go to Ethereum security, a further 50 ETH has been rescued.
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After last week's news that leftover funds from The DAO would go to Ethereum security, a further 50 ETH has been rescued.
Read more (2 min) →Inside DeFi looks at the uptick in DeFi exploits, an all-time high for Ethereum transactions, and World Liberty Finance's governance vote.
North Korean hacker group Lazarus Group is up over $40M on the proceeds from last year’s Radiant Capital hack, and is trading ETH like a pro.
On Sunday, Ethereum users were unstaking $4 billion worth of ETH from the network due to two impactful headlines from finance.
Solana’s dominance during last year’s memecoin craze appears to have given way to a renewed enthusiasm for ETH.
A new report, titled MEV and the Limits of Scaling, explores the vast volume of MEV spam offsetting improvements in blockchain throughput.
— DeFi, EigenLayer
Two Ethereum Foundation researchers disclosed advisory roles at EigenLayer’s EigenFoundation, raising concerns over conflicts of interest.
As Ethereum's Merge approaches, DeFi lending protocols are anticipating problems and are taking steps to mitigate them.