Circle Freezes Zama Protocol Contract, Locking $12.6M in…
Circle has frozen a smart contract belonging to Zama protocol, locking $12.6 million in user funds and reigniting a…
Circle has frozen a smart contract belonging to Zama protocol, locking $12.6 million in user funds and reigniting a…
The sale lands at an average $2,041 per ETH — a meaningful reduction in exposure from a long-term holder, adding to the bearish tape when liquidity is already thin.
The dollar figure sets a new floor for what US enforcement treats as a recoverable crime scene — and the simultaneous raid on scam compounds across four countries signals how crypto rails are…
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced that the United States has seized $1 billion worth of cryptocurrency…
Ronghui Gu warns the industry is building up catastrophic security debt by granting autonomous agents access to credentials and wallets without isolating the execution environment — and a new class…
Sui blockchain is experiencing repeated downtime, compounding the damage from a six-hour outage that struck on…
Sui's mainnet is experiencing a full network stall, with all on-chain activity currently paused. The outage represents…
The real target isn't a developer's wallet file — it's the workstation, where SSH keys, AWS credentials, GitHub tokens and live AI coding sessions all sit on the same machine.
The $148B in DeFi still locked isn't shrinking because AI broke smart contracts — it's shrinking because the attacks are now cheaper, faster, and increasingly aimed at the operational layer around…
The stall is the second outage this year for Sui and lands as the network tries to position itself as reliable high-throughput infrastructure against Solana and Ethereum.
The stall is the second headline network outage for a top-10 L1 in weeks, and it lands while the SUI token is already sliding — testing the chain's "reliable alt-L1" pitch.
A single deployer-key compromise on Arbitrum let an attacker forge 5.4 trillion vsdCRV — but the structural read is that automated yield vaults bundle risks the interface never shows, and April 2026…
The bombshell isn't the quote — it's the source. OpenZeppelin audits Aave, Compound, MakerDAO, Uniswap and Coinbase, so its co-founder telling family to exit DeFi is a signal the audit industry…
OpenZeppelin's CEO says coding agents have flipped the asymmetry on smart contract security — and $1.1B in 12-month hack losses plus a $20B+ TVL drop make the warning impossible to wave off.
When the lead author of the contracts the space audits itself against tells you to leave Aave, MakerDAO, and Compound too, the warning is structural — not protocol-specific.
Decentralized finance's total value locked has shed roughly 14% since the KelpDAO exploit rattled the restaking sector…
A third-party multisig module — not Squid's own contracts — was the attack surface, and the $6M raise from Ripple's $3M slot becomes a painful backdrop rather than a marquee win.
The 1-of-3 multisig meant a single compromised key was enough to mint millions in unbacked tokens — the structural flaw MiCA was supposed to price out of the market just did.
The HYPE flip is the headline; the privacy-token slide is the story — ZEC and XMR gave back the loudest share of recent gains as US-Iran strikes lifted oil and the dollar.
The pain isn't the headline number — it's the contrast: the same wallet that banked $100M shorting BTC has torched $200M+ on ETH longs, and is still deploying capital into Hyperliquid and a $38M ZEC…