Symbiosis Finance Adds Base Network Support
The multi-chain liquidity protocol Symbiosis Finance, as an early contributor, began supporting Coinbase's Base Layer-2 solution.Documents or records detailing procedures or agreements.
Symbiosis Finance Adds Base Network Support
The multi-chain liquidity protocol Symbiosis Finance, as an early contributor, began supporting Coinbase's Base Layer-2 solution.
An Ordinals-like protocol emerges on Ethereum
An Ethereum user has introduced Ethscriptions, a protocol that allows creating and transmitting digital artifacts on the network, analogous to Bitcoin's Ordinals inscriptions.
Developers update Taproot Assets protocol for the Lightning Network
Lightning Labs unveiled a new version of the Taproot Assets protocol v0.2 (formerly Taro) for issuing assets on the Bitcoin blockchain and the Lightning Network (LN).
Ren Protocol warns of risk that $15 million worth of assets could be lost
Ren Protocol developers warned that the protocol could shut down in the near term, potentially locking the remaining user assets worth $15 million.
Tornado Cash Classic fully opens the UI source code
The developers of the Tornado Cash Classic protocol have fully opened the UI's source code.
Aurora protocol team imposes transaction fees amid network congestion
The NEAR network's second-layer Aurora protocol began charging users transaction fees due to congestion. The minimum gas price has been set at 0.1 Gwei.
Decentralized Web 3.0 search engine to be unveiled at Lisbon conference
On 5 November at 16:00 MSK, the presentation of the Cyber protocol and the content-oriented search mechanism built on it will take place, ForkLog said.
Cream Finance reports recovery of 5,152.6 ETH after hack; hacker received 10% of the stolen funds.
Three weeks after the hack, the developers of the decentralised Cream Finance protocol confirmed that the project had recovered 5,152.6 ETH (about $16.7 million at the time of writing), identifying the hacker with the help of the community.
Cream Finance DeFi protocol hacker returns $17.6 million
The hacker behind the Cream Finance DeFi protocol reimbursed the funds stolen in the recent attack, totaling 5,152.6 ETH ($17.6 million at the time of writing). This was noted by PeckShield Inc., a blockchain-security firm.
Hacked DeFi Protocol Cream Finance to Reimburse $18 Million in Damages
The developers of the decentralized Cream Finance protocol will reimburse affected users for losses resulting from the recent flash loan attack.We use cookies to improve the quality of our service.
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