Alexander Mardar

An attacker has exploited the 'address poisoning' technique to steal over $2 million from Safe Wallet users. This method exploits user inattention, stressing the importance of careful transaction verification.

Polygon’s partnership with DraftKings, involving payment in MATIC tokens for validator status, has raised concerns over network governance fairness. The arrangement challenges the network’s principles of decentralized governance and equal participation.

Approximately 2,127 Web3 games have failed in the last five years, yet the sector remains dynamic with significant annual launches and substantial investments. This resilience signals a shift in the industry, moving towards higher-quality gaming experiences.

TON plans to leverage Animoca's extensive portfolio and influence in blockchain gaming. The collaboration aims to capitalize on Telegram's vast user base, potentially onboarding more people into Telegram gaming.

Despite Blast’s impressive TVL increase, concerns arise over its aggressive marketing and the centralization of fund control. These worries are magnified by the lack of essential Layer 2 functionalities, raising questions about the platform’s technical maturity and future prospects.

Jae Kwon, co-founder of Cosmos, plans to launch a fork of the Cosmos chain, distributing ATOM1 tokens to existing ATOM holders. This move, spurred by disagreements over inflation reduction, could significantly impact ATOM's market dynamics.

A simple Bitcoin transfer turned costly as a user inadvertently paid an 83.66 BTC fee, possibly due to a misstep with the Replace-by-fee feature.

Blast has quickly attracted over $320 million in deposits, promising high APYs and an upcoming token airdrop. Its unique approach positions it as a notable new player in the Layer 2 field.