Recently, cryptocurrency prices have returned to levels last seen in February during the market drop. In their aftermath, the number of liquidations on lending protocols has dropped significantly. This is not a coincidence. This event can be seen, in practical terms, as a (very) brief borrowing opportunity. At the same time, it is clear that we are not in a liquidation-free zone. Thus, participants in the decentralized finance (DeFi) space are being appropriately, if not overly, cautious. Aave, one of the most significant lending platforms, has experienced a steep decline in high-risk loans on its Mainnet. The total value of
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A proposal to deploy the third version of lending protocol Aave has recently passed a “temperate check” with an overwhelming favorable majority.
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Arbitrum-based lending platform Lodestar Finance was exploited on Dec. 10, 2022, according to a tweet from the project’s Twitter account on Saturday. Community reports detail that Lodestar lost roughly $6.9 million from the vulnerability. Lodestar Finance Loses $6.9 Million in an Exploit, TVL Drained, LODE Drops by 53% Another decentralized finance (defi) platform, Lodestar Finance […]
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The attacker has scored about a half-million dollar “bug bounty” after choosing to return a majority of the cryptocurrency they exploited from the Celo-based lending protocol.
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A hacker apparently so thrilled by a successful theft left behind over $1 million in a smart contract that was set to destruct, permanently ensuring the crypto could never be moved.
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The Swiss firm will conduct all interactions with the Liquity smart contract on its clients’ behalf but only a select few with over $500,000 on the platform will have access to the product.
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