On July 30, over 6,000 ETH ($11M worth) in so-called Maximal Extractable Value rewards were paid out to Ethereum validators, the most ever for a single day.
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Author: Margaux Nijkerk
Bitcoin’s price opened the week trading flat, unmoved by the weekend’s significant Curve Finance DeFi exploit.
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Author: Brian McGleenon
Shifke fills the gap left when Michael Kraines stepped down as CFO in April.
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Author: Ian Allison
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.
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Author: Daniel Kuhn
Digital Currency Group comments on the restructuring in an investor letter.
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Author: Nick Baker
The choice isn’t stablecoins vs no stablecoins. It’s between regulated products with low fees that protect consumers, and offshore assets with low transparency and no oversight, says Austin Campbell.
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Author: Austin Campbell
In theory, this could boost the price of DYDX, based on the basics of supply and demand.
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Author: Sage D. Young
Meme coin BALD’s 4,000,000% surge seemed to spark the huge inflows to the nascent crypto bridge.
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Author: Shaurya Malwa
The first block trade of a ETH/BTC futures contract was executed on CME Group, according to trading firm Cumberland.
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Author: Frank Chaparro
Bavaria’s State Office for Data Protection Supervision has been looking into the Worldcoin crypto project since last year.
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Author: MK Manoylov
