Fears of $27M Venus Protocol hack turn out to be phishing attack on power user
The Venus Protocol user signed a malicious delegation transaction, granting the attacker's contract control over their deposited funds.
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The Venus Protocol user signed a malicious delegation transaction, granting the attacker's contract control over their deposited funds.
According to the Bunni website, the app “maximizes liquidity provider profits in all market conditions.” Today’s losses suggest otherwise.
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.
Ripple trumpeted “years of building and testing” to launch the XRPL EVM mainnet, which would usher in “a new era of cross-chain DeFi.”
— DeFi, Roman Storm
DeFi advocates are concerned that the Roman Storm verdict could set a precedent for developers of other protocols.
Despite a DeFi resurgence, Lido announced a 15% cut of contributors, while a Curve governance proposal suggests cutting Layer Two development.
The GENIUS Act forbids any interest payments by Circle to USDC holders, causing them to venture elsewhere for APRs of 59% or beyond.
The individual who accidentally paid a $112,000 ETH gas fee, and is now pleading for the receiver to return it, will unlikely get it back.