DeFi projects hit by fresh wave of front-end attacks
An uptick in front-end attacks targeting DeFi users has affected the websites of OpenEden, Curvance and Maple Finance.
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An uptick in front-end attacks targeting DeFi users has affected the websites of OpenEden, Curvance and Maple Finance.
It's been a big week in DeFi. BlackRock's flirting with Uniswap and the relationship between Aave Labs and its DAO may be on the mend.
Aave Labs’ latest proposal looks to be a step in the right direction after two months of debate. But the sums requested are considerable.
This week's crypto market bloodbath has seen DeFi’s TVL drop to under $100B for the first time since May last year.
After last week's news that leftover funds from The DAO would go to Ethereum security, a further 50 ETH has been rescued.
The DAO vs Labs brand ownership debate is still to be settled. Meanwhile, founder Stani Kulechov spent $30M on a new London mansion.
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.
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.
The root cause behind the hack remains unclear. Around $6M in ETH and $850K of YieldFi assets sit in the hacker’s ETH address.