Abandoned DeFi websites used to host crypto wallet drainers
The DeFi website scam relies on former users of now-defunct projects coming back to remove previously deposited funds.
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The DeFi website scam relies on former users of now-defunct projects coming back to remove previously deposited funds.
Smart contract investigator Nick L. Franklin is suspected of involvement in a $50M hack on Radiant Capital, carried out by Lazarus Group.
While the affected transactions come from distinct addresses, their transaction histories suggest they are from the same individual.
The Ethereum Foundation has never been liquidated in DeFi, yet some people thought that it might suffer its first ETH liquidation today.
USDD, a Justin Sun-affiliated stablecoin, purports to be governed by the TRON DAO Reserve, but in actuality, no DAO exists.
While keen to avoid being labeled as a stablecoin, Ethena's USDe is being used as such across some of DeFi's biggest players.
— DeFi, HyperLiquid
While some would like to see Lazarus Group’s ill-gotten gains go down the drain, others see the activity on HyperLiquid as a worrying sign.
Aave is the largest protocol on Polygon, accounting for over a third of the chain’s total value locked (TVL) at $467 million.
World Liberty Financial set lofty goals for the ICO of its Donald Trump-endorsed token, WLFI. It isn’t even 10% of the way there.
World Liberty Financial, the new crypto project hosted by Donald Trump, has fraudsters and executives from failed crypto projects onboard.