Tag: defi
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Aerodrome and Velodrome are merging into one exchange on seven networks, and have not published the token terms
Each leads its home chain, but the conversion ratios and migration deadlines are missing from the announcement.
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Crypto lending vaults have passed $10 billion in deposits, and regulators are still asking whether the rules apply
Deposits have grown from about $4 billion in under two years, and the coverage reports no loss figures.
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A jury took about two hours to convict the man who drained Uranium Finance of more than $50 million
His lawyers said he only called functions anyone could call, and twelve jurors did not think that mattered.
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Victims of the $295 million Drift hack can now claim, at about one cent on the dollar
Tether has pledged up to $127.5 million to the recovery pool, and so far none of it is in there.
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Aave will now lend dollars against tokenised Nvidia, up to a $29 million limit
Tokenised stocks finally have a use beyond being held, and a cap small enough to show how untested that use still is.
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KelpDAO is suing LayerZero over the $292 million hack it says LayerZero signed off on
Five months after one of the year’s largest crypto exploits, the fight over who chose the weak setting has moved to a Vancouver courtroom.
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RockawayX is putting $150 million behind the idea that crypto’s next big product is yield
The firm wants trade finance and private credit on public blockchains, and by its own account putting them there is the easy part.
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Aave built a lending market around a stablecoin that only launched this month
Institutions can now borrow against tokenised assets on Avalanche, using a Tether coin with no track record as the money on the other side.
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A DeFi protocol was drained of $3.5 million by a token worth $600,000
Nostra’s own coin was thin enough to manipulate and thick enough, once manipulated, to borrow a fortune against.
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Harmony’s consensus counted signatures that were never there
An attacker minted 4 billion ONE against a quorum check that tallied listed keys instead of actual signers, and the supply endpoint hid it.