Decentralized finance, known as DeFi, is emerging as the evolution of the obsolete traditional finance, these DeFi provide an extra of decentralization, transparency and security.
In this section you will find the latest news related to decentralized finance, new projects, partnerships and everything you need to be informed of that happens around you.
Without the need to trust third parties, more secure, transparent and without borders, DeFi will give a lot to talk about and from Crypto Economy we will tell you about it.
TL;DR: OpenZeppelin CEO Manuel Aráoz warned that all of DeFi is unsafe because AI coding agents are becoming superhuman at finding smart contract vulnerabilities. DeFi’s total
TL;DR: Verus recovered 4,052 ETH, equivalent to about $8.5 million, after negotiating with the exploiter the return of 75% of the stolen funds. The attacker kept
TL;DR: Echo Protocol suffered a Monad deployment exploit after an attacker minted 1,000 unauthorized eBTC worth about $76 million to $77 million. Early reviews linked the
TL;DR Decentralized finance is gaining traction across Latin America as users search for alternatives to inflation, currency depreciation, and limited banking access. Local fintech firms are
TL;DR: Felix became the first protocol to launch HIP-3 markets on Hyperliquid, using RedStone’s HyperStone oracle infrastructure. HyperStone operates with a 4-of-6 independent signer verification quorum,
TL;DR: Aave seeks to unfreeze the $71 million in ETH frozen by Arbitrum following the $293 million hack suffered by KelpDAO. A New York judge requested
TL;DR: KelpDAO and Aave announced the resumption of operations with rsETH after completing the first steps of the post-exploit recovery plan. The April 18 attack, attributed
TL;DR: Mantle tokenholders approved MIP-34, authorizing talks for a credit facility of up to 30,000 ETH for Aave DAO. The facility targets potential bad debt from
TL;DR: Aave DAO voted with over 90% approval to liquidate the frozen funds from the KelpDAO exploit worth $292 million. Arbitrum authorized the release of 30,765.67
TL;DR: Ekubo Protocol lost about $1.4 million in wrapped bitcoin after attackers exploited an access-control weakness linked to approvals. The incident highlights how authorization paths, token
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