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Curve Finance confirmed exploits on four pools including CRV/eth, alETH/eth, msETH/ETH, and pETH/ETH following the weekend's multi-million dollar hack. The DeFi exchange warned of a potential attack on Arbitrum's tricrypto pool although developers could not identify a profitable exploit.
The Curve DAO token price on South Korean exchanges has risen since Sunday's exploit that saw $52 million drained from liquidity pools.
Twitter accounts impersonating Curve Finance have also started to promote a fake refund scheme further targeting victims of the hack.
The BNB Smart Chain (BSC) was hit by copycat attacks caused by a vulnerability in the Vyper programming language. It mirrors the Curve Finance defi protocol exploit.
As per the preliminary audits, the estimated losses are already north of $42 million with assets worth $100 million under risk.
Cryptocurrency prices had a dull performance in July even after some important news during the month. Ripple prevailed in its lawsuit against the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) while inflation continued falling. In this article, we will look at some of the most notable tokens to watch in August, including Chancer, Curve DAO, and Litecoin.
The Curve Finance team has confirmed which pools were affected in the latest multi-million dollar exploit due to a Vyper vulnerability.
The CRV/KRW pair listed on South Korea's Bithumb exchange has decoupled from the CRV/USD pairs listed on Western exchanges that exhibit price weakness.
The total value of assets locked on decentralized finance protocol Curve Finance (CRV) plunged nearly 50% in the last 24 hours to $1.731 billion from $3.26 billion recorded on July 30, according to DeFiLlama data.
On July 30, Curve Finance, a prominent stablecoin lending protocol, experienced a significant exploit on several stable pools. The exploit was traced back to vulnerabilities in specific versions of the Vyper compiler, a smart contract programming language for the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM), Cryptopolitan reported.
Ethereum's Miner Extractable Value (MEV) reaches a staggering million-dollar block reward amid a recent exploit in Curve Finance, raising concerns in the DeFi space.
As per the recent development, the Curve Finance exploit has led to one of the largest MEV reward blocks of
Malicious actors exploited a bug in a few versions of Vyper Compilers to drain funds from four pools on Curve Finance, including its largest pool CRV/ETH.
Other exchanges say they are monitoring the situation closely but have not taken any action.
Eric.eth revealed some of the largest MEV block rewards in Ethereum history. The highest MEV reward is valued at around $1 million.
The recent exploit on Curve Finance has given rise to one of the largest Maximal Extractable Value (MEV) reward blocks ever witnessed in Ethereum's history. On July 31, Ethereum core developer “eric.
In a shocking turn of events, several stable pools on Curve Finance, along with other decentralized finance (DeFi) projects, fell victim to a devastating exploit on July 30, causing losses amounting to $24 million at the time of reporting.
The exchange's announcement mentioned the discovery of certain vulnerabilities in some stablecoin pools related to CRV. As a result, CRV is currently experiencing considerable volatility, and potential investors are advised to exercise caution.
South Korean crypto exchange Upbit has suspended deposits and withdrawals for Curve Finance's token, CRV.
Stablecoin lending protocol Curve Finance has been exploited but the benevolent hacker has returned some of the funds.
UNI perpetual futures trade at 20% premium as traders expect Uniswap to gain even more market share after the CRV exploit, one research head said.
An exploit in the Curve Finance platform has put more than $100 million in cryptocurrency at risk, intensifying security concerns in Ethereum's decentralized finance (DeFi) ecosystem. Central to this exploit is a "re-entrancy" bug in Vyper, the programming language instrumental to Curve's system.
The highest recently generated block reward was 584 ETH, created by a MEV bot front-running transactions during the DeFi chaos.
The $47 million hack that attacked Curve Finance on July 30 has sent shockwaves through the decentralized finance (DeFi) community, according to their recent post. The attack destroyed the platform's investors and initiatives by targeting multiple stable pools.
