The latest in Ethereum.
For years, consortium blockchains were sold as the sober, enterprise-friendly version of crypto: less chaotic than public chains, more collaborative than private databases, and supposedly ideal for banks, supply-chain groups, insurers, governments, and regulated industries. Vitalik Buterin’s latest
What started as a straightforward recovery effort after one of crypto’s biggest recent hacks has now turned into a legal nightmare involving Arbitrum, Kelp DAO, North Korea-related litigation, and a growing debate over whether DAOs can safely intervene during crises. At the center of the controversy
When DeFi breaks, it doesn’t fail quietly, it cascades. Smart contracts unravel, collateral evaporates, and confidence disappears faster than liquidity in a bank run. That’s exactly the scenario the ecosystem faced after the KelpDAO exploit, a targeted attack that left holders of rsETH exposed and th
The claim is dramatic: a Bitcoin conference with only a few dozen attendees, missing speakers, and an early shutdown. In an industry that thrives on hype cycles and spectacle, that kind of headline spreads fast. But does it reflect reality, or is it an outlier being mistaken for a trend? To understan
For an industry built on the promise of trustless systems and cryptographic certainty, the numbers tell a different story. Over the past decade, crypto hackers have siphoned off more than $17 billion across 518 separate incidents, according to DeFiLlama. That breaks down to an average of roughly $33
The long-anticipated push to bring structure to the U.S. crypto market has run straight into the oldest obstacle in Washington: politics. What was once framed as a bipartisan effort to finally define digital asset regulation is now entangled in a high-stakes standoff, with Senate Democrats refusing
In a move that signals a maturing, and increasingly interconnected, DeFi landscape, Mantle has proposed lending up to 30,000 ETH to Aave DAO. The goal is clear: stabilize fallout from the recent rsETH bridge exploit and contain bad debt before it spreads further across the ecosystem. At first glance,
Ethereum has long been treated as untouchable, a foundational layer of the crypto economy, second only to Bitcoin in cultural and financial gravity. But that assumption is starting to crack. A growing number of macro thinkers, including Arthur Hayes, are now entertaining a scenario that would have so
The crypto market thrives on volatility, but every so often, an event cuts through the noise and forces a reassessment of underlying assumptions. The recent asset rotation executed by the hacker behind the KelpDAO exploit is one such moment. In a rapid sequence of transactions spanning roughly 36 ho
In the shadowy intersection of decentralized finance and adversarial ingenuity, another high-stakes incident has unfolded, this time involving Kelp DAO, a fast-growing player in the liquid restaking ecosystem. What began as a major exploit quickly escalated into something far more revealing: a real-t
In a move that could quietly reshape the global financial order, Russia has taken a decisive step toward integrating cryptocurrencies into its cross-border trade infrastructure. The newly passed regulatory framework allows businesses to use digital assets for international settlements, a development
When nearly $300 million vanishes in a single exploit, the fallout extends far beyond smart contracts and technical audits. It becomes a test of responsibility, trust, and the unwritten rules governing decentralized systems. That is exactly where KelpDAO now finds itself, as it prepares to formally