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North Korean hackers blamed for $290M crypto theft
Over the weekend, hackers stole more than $290 million in cryptocurrency from Kelp DAO, a protocol that allows users to earn yields on idle crypto investments. By Monday, LayerZero, one of the projects affected by the hack, accused North Korea of carrying out the heist. The hack is now the largest crypto theft of the…
Pharos Network Just Made It Easier for Big Money to Trust DeFi
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$500,000 Drained From New York Banks in Scam Allegedly Involving City Employees: DOJ
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