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What the Twitter hack means for Bitcoin, why stablecoins are on the rise in Hong Kong and a new way to farm yield using NFTs on Ethereum. origin »
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A previous Compound proposal for COMP yield farming caused a mess in the DeFi market, pushing users to yield farm only in the markets with the highest interest rates. The post Latest Compound proposal aims to resolve issue soaking up 80% of BAT’s liquid supply appeared first on CryptoSlate.
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Yield farming is back-breaking work. Farmers need to understand the trade-offs to optimize their profits ruthlessly. We lay the groundwork for how DeFi users can ensure they’re making the best...
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Interest rates are going nuts in a small corner of ethereum where the token business model has set off a fight for liquidity. “Tokenized BTC liquidity providers will share 10,000. . . The post Race to Yield Farm Sends Defi to $1.
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Twitter has hired Peiter Zatko, a prominent white-hat hacker going by the handle "Mudge," to help prevent future security breaches.
NYDFS said cybersecurity must be treated as critical infrastructure by governments and corporations alike.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has become the latest victim of a Twitter hack undertaken to trick social media users into sending crypto to the attackers.
According to a recent report, a 16-year-old was served with a search warrant by federal agents at his home on Tuesday.
The 17-year-old charged with being the mastermind behind July's Twitter hack has pleaded not guilty; the defense says bail posted is "grossly inappropriate" to the amount of money stolen.
The SIM swapping community entered the spotlight after helping the Twitter hacker breach the social media platform, but these threat actors have been going after the crypto community for years.
Twitter hack alleged ringleader Graham Clark, the subject of a previous criminal investigation, had bail set at $725,000 at his first court appearance Saturday.