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DeFi
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Could Bitcoin Be The Future Of DeFi?
Bitcoin has both security and liquidity, and now, with the addition of smart contract capabilities, it has all the ingredients required for DeFi to take off.
6 Quadrillion Token Heist Hits BNB Chain-Based DeFi Protocol Ankr
According to crypto intelligence firm Arkham, the attacker's wallet address was linked to a developer at Ankr, meaning an inside job can't be ruled out.
Ankr Confirms Providing RPC to Sui Blockchain
The partnership enables developers to create safe, upgradeable, and scalable dApps on the Sui blockchain.
We Need Smarter Smart Contracts To Prevent DeFi Hacks
The smart contracts that govern DeFi are littered with exploitable code, and hackers understand that since hundreds of millions of crypto funds have been siphoned off due to this very issue.
DeFi Startup AllianceBlock Debuts Trustless ID Verification Service For Dapps
The new service is meant to solve the problem of trustlessly sharing identity data.
Yield Monitor Integrates The DeFiChain Blockchain Into Its Database
The Yield Monitor database already includes various cryptocurrency projects, such as Algorand (ALGO), Avalanche (AVAX), Binance (BNB), Ethereum (ETH), Fantom (FTM), and Polygon (MATIC).
World’s Leading Blockchain DeFiChain Announces Adding Four New dTokens
Bitcoin network’s most prosperous blockchain DeFiChain is a decentralized proof-of-stake platform created as a hard fork to enable…
Cake DeFi Added Ethereum Staking Service to Allow Unstaking Anytime
Singapore’s fastest-growing Fintech firm Cake DeFi has added Ethereum Staking service to its platform with 5 percent returns…
How DeFiChain gives DeFi a major boost with innovative decentralized assets
In this article, we’ll be exploring the landscape of DeFi, demonstrating how the recent DeFiChain developments are set to innovate the industry as a whole and drive the usability of DeFi.
Crypto Market Maker Wintermute Hacked, $160 Million Stolen
According to Certik blockchain cybersecurity firm, a vulnerable private key generated by the Profanity vanity address generator is responsible for this attack.