Crypto is a minefield, where triumph and disaster teeter precariously on a razor's edge. It appears that the allure of celebrity-minted meme coins has us ensnared in a never-ending loop of déjà vu. History continues to repeat itself like a sad, tired sitcom rerun.
Kraken accuses security researchers of extortion after $3M bug bounty exploit. Certik's disclosure of a critical vulnerability in Kraken's systems has escalated into accusations of extortion and threats between the parties
The crypto world has been sent into a frenzy over the controversial DJT token, a Solana-based meme coin rumored to be linked to former President Donald Trump and his family. At the center of this storm is Martin Shkreli, the infamous "Pharma Bro" known for his previous legal troubles and brash persona.
The velo in Velocore proved too fast and furious, as the L2 DEX lost over $6.8 million in a devastating exploit on June 2nd across its pools on Linea and zkSync.
The velo in Velocore proved too fast and furious, as the L2 DEX lost over $6.8 million in a devastating exploit on June 2nd across its pools on Linea and zkSync.
Centralized Japanese crypto exchange DMM Bitcoin exploited for more than $304 million in Bitcoin. What could go down as one of the biggest heists in our industry, became another prime example of not your keys, not your crypto.
Fueled by unquenchable greed and feverish FOMO, degens are being lured into crypto's volatile wild west of meme coins, where mind-boggling gains and soul-crushing losses are always just one trade away.
Possible hacker seized control of an admin address to mint a whopping 5 billion GALA tokens worth $216 million, rapidly offloading 592 million tokens for $21.8 million in ETH before Gala Games could blacklist the rogue address.
AlexLab, the self-proclaimed finance layer on Bitcoin, had a few layers stripped, as a compromised private key led to a $4.3 million exploit on AlexLab’s XLink bridge on the BNB network.
The alarm has been rung on Sonne Finance, as a $20 million flash loan attack reverberates across the crypto sphere, chiming a somber melody that warns of the perils lurking in the DeFi shadows.
The recent assault on crypto has some fighting back, but some are running scared too. As the crypto market expands, U.S. agencies like the SEC, DOJ, and Treasury are cracking down on the industry with a regulations blitz, setting their sights on major crypto players.
GameStop meme frenzy went supernova once again, leaving a $1 billion trail of crater-faced short sellers in its wake.