Aave has filed an emergency motion to lift a court restraining notice that froze $73 million worth of Ethereum linked to a hack. The decentralized finance protocol argues that the law firm Gerstein Harrow's claim to ownership is based on a flawed interpretation of property law, which traditionally holds that stolen property does not transfer legal ownership to the thief. Aave insists that established legal principles protecting original owners apply equally to digital assets like Ethereum. The case could set an important precedent for how courts handle ownership disputes involving crypto assets. The court has yet to rule on the motion, and the Ethereum remains frozen for now.
Pump.fun (PUMP) surged 11.60% to $0.002001, boosting its market cap to $794.91 million, driven by a community initiative attracting trader interest. Other notable gainers include Aave, Shiba Inu, Provenance Blockchain, and Pepe, all rising between 8....
Chainlink announced eight new integrations involving partners like Aave and CaliberCo across three blockchain networks. These integrations utilize Chainlink's services such as the Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP) and Automated Compliance ...
A whale transferred $191.42 million USDC into the Aave protocol, highlighting increased large-holder activity as AAVE traded just below the key $100 resistance level. Spot buying dominance and an ascending triangle pattern suggest potential for a bre...
Beefy Finance has introduced its Cowcentrated Liquidity Manager (CLM) on Ethereum mainnet, automating the management of concentrated liquidity positions on Uniswap V3 for top trading pairs like AAVE-WETH and UNI-WETH. The CLM pools user deposits, aut...
