DeFi firm Enso uncovered 'toxic pools,' malicious liquidity pools that fake transaction quotes during simulations but execute trades at worse rates, causing significant losses and failed transactions. These pools exploit off-chain trade previews on Ethereum and Polygon, leading to tens of thousands in lost fees and degraded user experience. Enso updated its Enso Shield tool to detect these manipulations and calls for industry-wide efforts to improve execution integrity verification. This threat challenges DeFi front-ends that promise best trade execution but may unknowingly route users to toxic pools.
Lyft director Janey Whiteside sold 14,220 shares of the company's stock at a price of $17 per share. This transaction reflects a significant insider sale, which investors often watch as a signal of confidence or strategic portfolio management. The sa...
Bitcoin's price fell about 1.5% to $63,300 following the U.S. July Consumer Price Index report, which matched expectations and showed easing inflation. The report removed the risk of an inflation surprise but did not encourage new buying, causing Bit...
enCore Energy Corp. announced an at-the-market (ATM) equity offering program to raise up to $250 million by selling common shares on Canadian and U.S. exchanges. The funds raised will support potential acquisitions, strategic growth opportunities, an...
The PAVE ETF focuses on companies building AI infrastructure, particularly those involved in wiring and servicing data centers. It trades at a forward P/E of 22.2x, lower than the broader Industrials ETF at 26.3x, and offers higher expected earnings ...
Two major publicly listed bitcoin treasury firms, Metaplanet and Strategy, are showing combined unrealized losses of about $10 billion on their bitcoin holdings. Metaplanet reported a $1.5 billion paper loss on 43,000 BTC, while Strategy disclosed an...
