[ad_1] The cryptocurrency market is having its worst month of 2023, according to a report from Web3 outlet De.Fi shared with Cointelegraph. Losses for July totaled $486 million, more than six times the total from
[ad_1] BALD price down nearly 90% as sell-off pressure mounts Data shows prices plummeted as meme coin’s deployer removed all ETH liquidity. Bald is a token recently launched on Ethereum layer-2 blockchain Base. Bald (BALD),
[ad_1] After years of leaving 39,712 Ether (ETH) locked at the Ethereum Name Service (ENS) auction, a whale using the domain “darkmarket.eth” has reclaimed the digital assets and transferred over $119 million in ETH to
[ad_1] Several Curve Finance liquidity pools were attacked on July 30 due to a vulnerability found in the programming language Vyper. Vyper is a contract programming language created for the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM). Curve Finance
[ad_1] The recent Curve Finance exploit has reportedly led to one of the largest ever Maximal Extractable Value (MEV) reward blocks of 584.05 Ether (ETH). On July 31, Ethereum core developer “eric.eth” reported that “today
[ad_1] Before we know it, liquid staking tokens (LSTs) are going to replace Ethereum’s native cryptocurrency, Ether (ETH). The LST market is already worth approximately $17 billion, and it has grown continuously since Ethereum’s Merge.
[ad_1] Galaxy Digital’s founder Mike Novogratz shared what an ideal investment portfolio would look like for a young and high-risk tolerance investor during an interview with Bloomberg Wealth, saying that he’d invest in the Chinese
[ad_1] Proof of humanity protocol Worldcoin released its audit reports on July 28 as criticism of its data collection practices continues to mount. The new reports were conducted by security consulting firms Nethermind and Least
[ad_1] Solana based Aurory has expanded to Arbitrum, a leading L2 for Ethereum. $1 million in AURY liquidity has been added to the Arbitrum native DEX Camelot. AURY price surged more than 22% to hit
[ad_1] Social media platform X — formerly known as Twitter — may soon advance plans to add financial services to its users, hoping to become the American equivalent of the Chinese super-app WeChat. The concept
