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An uptick in front-end attacks targeting DeFi users has affected the websites of OpenEden, Curvance and Maple Finance. Source link
Logan Paul says his token firm, which had promised to split the rights to his Pokémon card, went offline “for reasons outside of my control.” Source link
Evernorth, a for-profit XRP treasury stock working on its Nasdaq listing, is giving a sweet deal to a nonprofit that Larsen created. Source link
Pardoned BitMEX founder Ben Delo is funding a political network in Westminster that’s attracted a host of right-wing figures. Source link
The hacker has clawed back $4.8M of losses, six months after draining UXLINK’s multi-sig and minting a billion tokens. Source link
Afroman, known for his 2000s hit “Because I Got High,” was sued by police after he mocked a botched raid on his home via the medium of rap. Source link
Nathalie van Berkel would’ve overseen a controversial 36% Netherlands crypto tax before withdrawing from the role of Secretary of Finance. Source link
Two crypto users lose a combined total of almost $1M to address poisoning. One even ignored their own test transaction. Source link
After a senior Bloomberg analyst called for bitcoin to crash to $10k and kept interrupting his counterargument, Lawrence Lepard ragequit. Source link
Moonwell’s third oracle malfunction in six months saw the price of cbETH set at $1.12 instead of $2,200, leading to 1096 cbETH liquidated. Source link