Inside DeFi 002: π Good and bad news for security, plus two very ugly charts
This week saw a near-miss for DeFi lender HypurrFi and recovered funds for Makina, while Circle and Certik don't make the best impression.
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This week saw a near-miss for DeFi lender HypurrFi and recovered funds for Makina, while Circle and Certik don't make the best impression.
Reports claim to show the arrest of βBoss Xiβ in Cambodia yesterday, with rumors of his release later circulating on Telegram and X.
Clawdbot, now Moltbot, has taken off amongst the crypto crowd. But Peter Steinberger is already sick of crypto folks βharrassingβ him.
Of a total of $17 million stolen from victim addresses, $3 million in USDC is yet to be frozen by issuer Circle.
Inside DeFi looks at the uptick in DeFi exploits, an all-time high for Ethereum transactions, and World Liberty Finance's governance vote.
Arrests, money laundering service shutdowns, releases, and escapes are all part of an ongoing crackdown on Cambodian scam operations.
The root cause behind the hack remains unclear. Around $6M in ETH and $850K of YieldFi assets sit in the hackerβs ETH address.
The Mnemonic Slots website hosts a BTC seed phrase slot machine, offering unlimited free spins. But is it worth playing?
A flash loan attack allowed a hacker to manipulate the DUSD pool on Curve Finance. Another, smaller hack hit SynapLogic four hours earlier.
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Kaito and Cookie plan to sunset their respective Yaps and Snaps programs in response to Bierβs announcement.