River's integration with OKX DEX simplifies DeFi access, potentially increasing user adoption but hinges on OKX's reliability and service continuity.
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Legend will keep its platform active until July 12 while users withdraw remaining balances safely. Founder Jayson Hobby said users prioritize financial outcomes over blockchain-focused branding. The company halted new onboarding after announcing the shutdown of its DeFi application. Legend to shut down on July 12 after the DeFi platform failed to achieve sustainable long-term […]
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DEF identified 15 amendments to CLARITY targeting DeFi developers, including BRCA rollbacks, criminal liability for code, and smart contract sanctions.
DeFi's security challenges spotlight the urgent need for improved risk management and secure deployment practices.
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Restaking in DeFi introduces complex risks, highlighting the urgent need for robust security infrastructure.
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Morpho's modular design limited losses to $1 million during a $300 million DeFi hack, showcasing its resilience.
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Chainlink just recorded its busiest stretch in eight months, driven by a sharp rise in on-chain activity following major infrastructure migrations into its cross-chain ecosystem. On May 9, the network recorded 282,170 unique active LINK addresses, followed by 264,090 on May 10, the highest level since September 2025, according to Santiment data. 🔗 ChainLink just recorded its two highest address activity days in 8 months. On May 9th, 282,170 unique LINK addresses were active on the network, followed by 264,090 on May 10th. The network hasn’t seen these levels since September, 2025. When a metric like this erupts this… pic.twitter.com/qgQiiDI7EY — Santiment Intelligence (@SantimentData) May 11, 2026 The spike came shortly after Solv Protocol announced plans to migrate more than $700 million in tokenized Bitcoin assets, including SolvBTC and xSolvBTC, from
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Ethereum developers have launched an initiative to fix a structural flaw that has caused billions in user losses, including the Bybit hack. Outdated DeFi infrastructure can remain vulnerable even after migrating to new architectures, as seen in the Huma Finance exploit. Notably, Bitcoin [BTC] mining firm MARA posted hefty losses in Q1 2026, with most of that attributable to the crypto downturn. Here’s a closer look at what happened in crypto today. An open standard designed to end blind signing Recently, Ethereum advocates put forth a “clear signing” initiative that will eliminate the “low-level, machine-readable formats” of transaction approval that are accurate but need technical expertise to parse. Instead, they seek to move towards clear, human-readable, and structured descriptions of what a transaction will do. Wallets can consistently present this information
