— 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.
In one particularly hectic day, DeFi projects Payy Network, Duelbits, and Meter lost $1.8M, $7M, and $2.3M respectively.
Balancer, one of DeFi’s best-known exchanges, is considering a shutdown after failing to boost revenue after the November 2025 hack.
— Crypto.com, DeFi
Crypto.com promoted Tectonic until it almost drained tens of millions of dollars from its Cronos blockchain.
Borrow liquidity on Moonwell has been drained following a well-capitalized attacker’s price manipulation of collateral token MAMO.
One of DeFi’s largest lending platforms, Aave, lost its top TVL spot after the KelpDAO $290M cross-chain bridge hack.
A trio of hacks targeting blockchain bridges Across, Allbridge, and TeleSwap have seen over $5M lost in recent days.
Supra’s faulty oracle accepted the hacker’s price update for collateral, which was used to drain Bonzo Lend of $9M.
Losses totalling $8M kick off the week’s DeFi security news, while a bug on Aptos put “most assets across all chains” at risk.