#Security

Deep financial warnings, coupled with accounting failures and mounting legal judgments, indicate that Bitcoin Depot is facing an existential crisis, potentially marking the end of its operational model.

A suspected $10M cross-chain exploit forced THORChain to halt operations, triggering a double-digit plunge in the RUNE token and forcing the industry to urgently reassess interoperability risks.

Tether's T3 Financial Crime Unit froze over $450 million in illicit assets. This aggressive enforcement is great for compliance but raises questions about stablecoin liquidity.

Class-action lawsuits allege that Fenwick & West did more than merely advise on legal matters, accusing the firm of actively facilitating and concealing systemic financial fraud and the misappropriation of billions of dollars during the FTX collapse.

Developers are pushing a critical protocol update to mandate full transaction transparency, eliminating the "Blind Signing" loophole that allows malicious payloads to bypass user inspection and cause catastrophic fund losses.

Charges filed against Goliath Ventures CEO Christopher Delgado detail a multi-million dollar scheme that masked capital diversion and personal misuse behind the façade of high-yield crypto liquidity pool returns.

The Ink Finance exploit, while limited in scope, serves as a critical case study demonstrating that smart contract flaws, coupled with increasingly sophisticated state-level threat actors, pose a systemic risk to even heavily audited Layer-2 DeFi protocols like those operating on Polygon.

Following a major $292 million exploit targeting KelpDAO, high-value protocols are rapidly migrating their infrastructure to Chainlink CCIP, signaling a massive industry shift toward standardized, institutionally secured cross-chain communication.

Aave spearheaded 'DeFi United,' organizing a massive capital infusion to recapitalize rsETH following a $292 million exploit at the KelpDAO cross-chain bridge, highlighting critical systemic risks in DeFi collateralization.

An in-depth analysis of the multi-stage infrastructure breach at Resolv that resulted in the illicit minting of 80 million USR, highlighting the structural risks of hybrid DeFi systems.

On March 22, 2026, Resolv Labs suffered a major exploit resulting in the unauthorized minting of tens of millions of unbacked USR stablecoins.