An attacker has drained approximately $7.3 million from legacy liquidity provider locker contracts belonging to the DxSale launchpad platform on BNB Chain.
Sui's back to back outages weren't just technical failures. They were a stress test of the network's decentralization.
THORchain is offline. The entire network was halted by its operators after an attacker drained roughly $10.8 million from its liquidity pools on May 15th. All swaps, deposits, and withdrawals are frozen. The theft hit native assets from Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Chain, and Base, and the protocol's RUNE
A slate of proposed amendments to the CLARITY Act would make writing open-source financial software a regulated, and potentially criminal, activity in the United States. Filed by a group of Democratic senators including Elizabeth Warren, the changes aim to dismantle the legal distinction between bui
After watching clients walk out the door with what was left of their assets, LayerZero Labs has finally taken some responsibility for a $292 million theft. The admission follows a period of blaming the victim, liquid restaking protocol Kelp DAO, for choosing an insecure setting. With Kelp and anothe
The most disruptive thing about Liberland is not what it builds, but what it quietly proves. That sovereignty does not begin with permission, and never did.
Sui’s outage was framed as proof of safety. In reality, it showed how quickly a small, coordinated group can halt and restart the network. This article breaks down why safety and trustlessness are not the same thing.
There are moments in crypto where something slips into the collective feed so effortlessly that you can almost feel the invisible hand guiding it.
They buried Gaddafi to silence an idea. Instead, his vision of self-governance has been reborn inside the very code that now threatens every empire.