Aave whales buy as retail exits after exploit
Aave is showing signs of whale accumulation even as retail users exit following the fallout from the KelpDAO exploit, which left the protocol with an estimated $196 million in bad debt.
Aave is showing signs of whale accumulation even as retail users exit following the fallout from the KelpDAO exploit, which left the protocol with an estimated $196 million in bad debt.
Mastercard has joined the Blockchain Security Standards Council as a charter-level member, aiming to help shape security and privacy frameworks for blockchain networks and tokenised assets.
Grayscale said Bitcoin likely found its bear-market bottom between $65,000 and $70,000 during February’s sell-off, challenging broader expectations of a later low.
Justin Sun has filed a lawsuit against World Liberty Financial, alleging the platform froze his tokens and threatened to burn them without justification.
Coinbase has highlighted Algorand and Aptos as among the networks best positioned to address future quantum computing risks, while warning other blockchains may be more vulnerable.
Sullivan & Cromwell has apologised to a federal judge after submitting a legal filing containing about 40 incorrect citations and errors linked to AI hallucinations.
Umbra has taken its front-end website offline after detecting around $800,000 in stolen funds moving through its protocol linked to recent high-profile crypto hacks.
Blockchain.com has introduced perpetual futures trading within its non-custodial DeFi wallet, allowing users to open leveraged positions using self-custodied Bitcoin without transferring funds to an exchange.
DoorDash plans to introduce stablecoin payments for users, merchants and delivery drivers through an integration with Tempo’s blockchain infrastructure spanning more than 40 countries.
A senior US military official has described Bitcoin as a strategic technology with applications beyond finance, highlighting its potential role in national security and cybersecurity.
A survey by Börse Stuttgart Digital found that 35% of European investors would consider switching banks to access better cryptocurrency services.
New York Attorney General's Office has sued Coinbase and Gemini, alleging their prediction market products violate state gambling laws.