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The interoperability network Celer has patched a code vulnerability discovered by Jump Crypto's team.

As the month of April is concluding, and most assets in the cryptocurrency sector are consolidating the gains they achieved since the year's turn, some digital assets might have fallen through the cracks, failing to grab the attention of crypto traders and investors due to their low cost per unit.

Increased daily traction and whale trading activity are major factors behind the Celer Network price rally. Can the CELR bulls push for $0.30?

It may be tough to identify a profitable cryptocurrency because of the unpredictability surrounding the durability of assets.

Let me ask you a question. What does the Disney Accelerator program, Starbucks Coffee Company, Starbucks Odyssey, and Robinhood have in common?

Considering that the month of august has been a very tumultuous time for the crypto market, the timing has never been better to invest in

Celer team says DNS poisoning can happen to any DeFi app frontend.

Blockchain interoperability venue Celer network recently fell victim to a DNS attack. The data exploit may have seen the perpetrators get away with around 128 ETH (roughly $240,000), according to etherscan.

An interoperability protocol focused on ease of use just joined the leading US-based crypto exchange's trading roster. In a new post, Coinbase says that Celer Network (CELR) is now live across its entire platform, including on the iOS and Android apps.

Celer Network experiences potential DNS hijacking and has requested that its users remove authorization for various contracts after shutting down its cBridge. According to the project's preliminary research, there was some suspicious DNS activity on August 17 at about 7 p.m.

Interoperability protocol Celer Network (CELR) has asked its users to reject the approval for a number of contracts after shutting down its cBridge due to a suspected DNS hijacking. The project's initial research revealed that some unusual DNS activity occurred on August 17 at around 7 PM (UTC).

Celer Network has confirmed the cBridge frontend is up and running after halting its activities following a DNS poisoning attack on August 17 that stole $240,000 of users' funds. The post Celer Network cBridge resumes operation after suffering DNS exploit appeared first on CryptoSlate.

The stolen funds were moved to the controversial crypto mixer, Tornado Cash. 

The platform asked users to revoke token approvals for smart contracts in several blockchains, including Ethereum and BSC.

Popular crypto strategist Michaël van de Poppe is mapping out what's ahead for a half dozen of altcoins including Binance Coin (BNB) and Chainlink (LINK).

Top US crypto exchange Coinbase is starting the week by putting two new digital assets on the path to joining its trading roster. The Coinbase listing roadmap consists of crypto projects that are currently being considered for the exchange's lineup of supported assets.

Popular crypto strategist Michaël van de Poppe is outlining what he thinks is in store for four altcoins including XRP, Binance Coin (BNB) and Cosmos (ATOM) after a weekend that witnessed a bounce across the crypto markets. Van de Poppe tells his 613,700 Twitter followers that he believes XRP appears poised for a brief pullback […] The post Here's What's Next for XRP, Binance Coin, Cosmos and One Low-Cap Altcoin, According to Popular Analyst appeared first on The Daily Hodl.

DeFi module builder, Encentive has onboarded Celer to improve its functionalities. We discuss the changes it brings.