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On April 4th, the Arbitrum Community released a Proposal to Blacklist Fraudsters and Refund Victims: A Comprehensive Guide
On April 4th, the Arbitrum community on the Layer 2 network released a new proposal to blacklist fraudsters and refund their funds to victims who cannot receive ARB air drops. To i
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DeFi’s Dominant Position in Cryptocurrency Market is Declining
According to reports, DeFi\’s dominant position (i.e. its share of global cryptocurrency market value) has reached a new low since July last year.
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The THORChain Security Incident: What You Need to Know
On March 28th, the decentralized cross chain trading protocol THORChain issued a statement stating that a dependency of THORChain is suspected to have a potential vulnerability or
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Survey: 80% of investors store cryptocurrency in hot wallets
According to a report by CoinGecko, eight out of ten crypto investors store their digital assets in hot wallets. Seven out of ten respondents said they store assets on centralized exchanges, while another three out of ten respondents said they use cold wallets. Most cryptocurrency holders still rely on centralized exchanges for accessing, buying, and selling cryptocurrency, so they place convenience above security. Interpretation of this information: The report by CoinGecko highlights the trend of crypto investors storing their digital assets in hot wallets instead of cold wallets. Hot wallets…
