
The Poloniex, HTX/Heco Bridge exploits and the KyberSwap flash loan attack were the three largest incidents in November, according to blockchain security firm CertiK.
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The exploiter behind the $46 million KyberSwap hack says they plan to outline a treaty for the potential return of funds on Nov. 30, but not if threats and hostilities from execs keep up.
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By exploiting a bug, the attacker caused liquidity to be “double counted,” allowing them to get an unfair price for a swap.
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The DEX aggregator has been exploited across multiple blockchains with millions in wrapped Ether and other assets stolen.
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LidoDAO took control of the deployment for a wrapped version of its flagship token, stETH, on Base.
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“As a bug bounty, we are offering you 15% of the funds if you return it and have a conversation with our team,” said Kyber Network.
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Have you ever wanted to be able to see what crypto trends are about to emerge before everyone else? So check out KyberSwap’s Trending Soon feature for assistance. Read on to learn more! Find Out What Tokens Might Be Trending Soon KyberSwap is a leading multi-chain Decentralized Exchange (DEX) aggregator and one of the best […]
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Kyber Network and BitTorrent have announced the integration of KyberSwap with BitTorrent Chain (BTTC) as their 11th chain integration, with more than $1.5M in liquidity mining and trading incentives available to users immediately. The partnership will accelerate DeFi’s adoption with the combined benefits of best trading and earning rates, ease of use, security, and multi-chain […]
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The decentralized exchange has moved onto Arbitrum to help users get around Ethereum network congestion and expensive gas fees.
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Regulation can affect a lot of companies in very different ways. The recently introduced AMLD change in Europe is causing plenty of headaches for crypto service providers. It is evident that European officials want to put an end to money laundering. KyberSwap is Moving out of Europe To do so, they will introduce the fifth anti-money laundering directive. This new requirement has severe consequences for cryptocurrency service providers in Europe. All providers need to perform proper AML and KYC checks at all times. This also means companies need to maintain records of their customers’ accounts, transactions, and financial sources. For
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