Balancer Depositors Pull Nearly $100M in Crypto After Vulnerability Warning
Ethereum-based DeFi major Balancer learned of a “critical vulnerability” that imperils a slice of the protocol’s user-deposited crypto.
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Ethereum-based DeFi major Balancer learned of a “critical vulnerability” that imperils a slice of the protocol’s user-deposited crypto.
The growth correlates with the more than $25 million in revenue generated by the platform since its Aug. 10 launch.
This is the second major liquidation in under a week and potentially safeguards bnb prices from crashing suddenly.
In this week’s issue, we cover Coinbase’s launch of “Base,” a layer-2 network atop Ethereum, along with the crypto community’s reaction to PayPal’s new stablecoin and the brouhaha over Matter Labs’ use of Polygon-crafted open-source software. The Protocol is CoinDesk’s weekly newsletter devoted to blockchain and crypto technology.
The viral token reached an $80 million market capitalization earlier this month before falling 90% – and failing to grow since.
The investment branch announced today the purchase of an undisclosed amount of Rocket Pool’s native token RPL, which has jumped more than 9% in the past 24 hours.
There are no fallen angels in DeFi, just protocols built to follow rules and humans who break them. (Veit Hammer/Unsplash, modified by CoinDesk)
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The behavior of Curve founder Michael Egorov is warning to all, and proof that DeFi isn’t really that different from traditional finance.
The $70 million weekend exploit of major platforms, including Curve, come at a time when developers are discussing changes to the prevailing AMM liquidity model.