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DeFi Gets Second Wind as Deposits Climb After Launch of Spot Bitcoin ETFs
- Tuesday February 6, 2024
- Reuters
Decentralized finance - DeFi - is getting a second wind. The amount of money deposited in this breed of crypto projects has leapt in recent months, swept up by a rally in Bitcoin driven by the launch of spot Bitcoin ETFs in America.
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Curve Finance DeFi Exchange Hacked, Losses Estimated to Be Over $40 Million
- Monday July 31, 2023
- Muyao Shen and Sunil Jagtiani, Bloomberg
The native token of one of crypto’s top decentralized exchanges tumbled after the platform said it had been “exploited” as a result of a vulnerability in a programming language.
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DeFi Services Being Used for Illicit Transfers, Warns US Treasury Department
- Thursday April 6, 2023
- Reuters
North Korea, cybercriminals, ransomware attackers, thieves and scammers are using decentralized finance (DeFi) services to transfer and launder their illicit proceeds, the US Treasury Department warned on Thursday. So-called DeFi platforms allow users to lend, borrow and save, usually in cryptoassets and stablecoins, without using banks.
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www.gadgets360.com
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DeFi Gets Second Wind as Deposits Climb After Launch of Spot Bitcoin ETFs
- Tuesday February 6, 2024
- Reuters
Decentralized finance - DeFi - is getting a second wind. The amount of money deposited in this breed of crypto projects has leapt in recent months, swept up by a rally in Bitcoin driven by the launch of spot Bitcoin ETFs in America.
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www.gadgets360.com
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Curve Finance DeFi Exchange Hacked, Losses Estimated to Be Over $40 Million
- Monday July 31, 2023
- Muyao Shen and Sunil Jagtiani, Bloomberg
The native token of one of crypto’s top decentralized exchanges tumbled after the platform said it had been “exploited” as a result of a vulnerability in a programming language.
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www.gadgets360.com
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DeFi Services Being Used for Illicit Transfers, Warns US Treasury Department
- Thursday April 6, 2023
- Reuters
North Korea, cybercriminals, ransomware attackers, thieves and scammers are using decentralized finance (DeFi) services to transfer and launder their illicit proceeds, the US Treasury Department warned on Thursday. So-called DeFi platforms allow users to lend, borrow and save, usually in cryptoassets and stablecoins, without using banks.
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www.gadgets360.com