Telegram trading bot Maestro refunds users 610 ETH after router exploit
Maestrobots, a group of crypto bots on Telegram, has refunded users 610 ETH in the aftermath of a 280 ETH smart contract exploit on Oct. 24. Go to Source
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85% of crypto rug pulls in Q3 didn’t report audits: Hacken
A cryptocurrency rug pull is one of the simplest scams to prevent, according to the blockchain security auditor Hacken. Go to Source
Singapore court authorizes freeze order attached to wallets as soulbound NFT
A British investigative firm tracked down stolen funds and convinced the High Court of Singapore to mark the wallets containing the funds permanently with its order. Go to Source
Busy week for Uniswap, and Platypus recovers 90% of hacked funds: Finance Redefined
Uniswap announced it would start charging a swap fee of 15% from Oct. 17, evoking mixed reactions from the crypto community. Go to Source
Atomic Wallet freezes $2M in ‘suspicious deposits’ on exchanges
This was the result of a collaboration between Atomic Wallet, forensic companies and centralized exchanges following reports from users claiming unauthorized transactions from their wallets. Go to Source
European regulators assess DeFi risks, Uniswap launches Android wallet: Finance Redefined
EU securities regulators have their eyes on DeFi, and the top 100 DeFi tokens had mixed price action over the past week, with most trading in a tight range. Go to Source
FTX hacker moves $120M amid Sam Bankman-Fried trial: Report
Blockchain analytics firm Elliptic didn’t rule out the possibility of the $477 million hack being an FTX inside job. Go to Source
Alameda Research lost $190M to scams and ‘questionable’ blockchains: Whistleblower
Former Alameda Research engineer Aditya Baradwaj says one trader lost more than $100 million after clicking on a fake link. Go to Source
iFinex proposes $150M share buyback from Bitfinex hack affected users: Report
Bitfinex hack victim from 2016 received iFinex shares as a form of compensation as the crypto exchange didn’t have enough cash at hand to make users whole. Go to Source
Galxe replacing 110% of funds users lost in recent front-end hack, over $400K
The platform was the victim of a phishing scam that routed users to a website that drained their wallets after they approved a transaction. Go to Source
