Third-party Aave lending adapter exploited for $305K, core protocol secure
A flash-loan vulnerability in the FlashLoopAdapter allowed attackers to drain two Safe multisig wallets, though Aave v3 itself was not compromised.
A flash-loan vulnerability in the FlashLoopAdapter allowed attackers to drain two Safe multisig wallets, though Aave v3 itself was not compromised.
The Ethereum Layer-2 network, once valued at over $2 billion, is closing after a 98% asset plunge leaves it economically unviable.
Core Lightning, Eclair, and Electrum have all issued security advisories spanning active exploitation, restart loops, and broken backups.
BTC briefly topped $87,000 after September payrolls disappointed and Treasury yields slid, though order-book resistance and afternoon bond-market volatility kept gains in check.
Mike Belshe cautions that combining exchange, brokerage, and custody functions creates vulnerabilities potentially exceeding the Lehman Brothers collapse
The designation targets a $17 billion payment network that allegedly used USDT to circumvent sanctions, marking a significant escalation in U.S. crypto enforcement.
Shareholders have green-lit the SPAC combination, paving the way for what backers describe as the largest pure-play XRP treasury to hit public markets.
Operating profits collapse as trading volumes, market capitalization and customer deposits contract across regulated platforms
VersaBank USA and institutional partners deploy Solana blockchain infrastructure across North Dakota's banking sector, marking a notable enterprise adoption milestone.
Seoul’s regulator proposed capital requirements and retail limits for tokenized securities ahead of 2027, while in the US Robinhood navigates an SEC innovation exemption and the agency moves to ease crypto custody restrictions for advisers.
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted $6.34 billion in net inflows during the third quarter of 2026, marking a record period even as a nine-day inflow streak ended with September's final sessions.
Blockchain security data shows stolen funds are increasingly concentrated among state-sponsored groups, with over $1 billion tied to North Korean operations.