After months of inactivity, historic Cardano (ADA) holders are showing renewed activity, moving 16 million ADA off exchanges in 24 hours. On-chain metrics like Mean Dollar Invested Age and Age Consumed indicate dormant tokens are being mobilized, possibly signaling accumulation or redistribution following a significant price drop. This movement could hint at a trend reversal or increased confidence among long-term holders, though caution remains as these actions do not guarantee a rebound. The market awaits further developments that might trigger a price surge for ADA.
SecondFi, a Cardano ecosystem wallet project, identified a security breach linked to its native Cardano web wallet generation software, causing an estimated loss of around 16 million ADA. Security firm SlowMist suggests the actual losses could exceed...
SecondFi, formerly Yoroi, suffered a critical security breach on June 23 due to a flaw in its wallet key generation, compromising 178 wallets and resulting in confirmed losses of about 16 million ADA ($2.4 million). Security firm SlowMist warns total...
A security flaw in SecondFi, formerly Yoroi wallet for Cardano, exposed private keys and led to over $20 million in potential losses across about 178 wallets. The platform suspended services and urged users to move funds to new wallets immediately to...
SecondFi, formerly Yoroi, revealed a security flaw in its web wallet generation software that allowed hackers to steal about 16 million ADA, worth roughly $2.4 million, from 178 users. The company suspended services, froze user balances, and hired a ...
New analysis suggests co-founder Charles Hoskinson may be connected to large ADA transfers around Cardano's 2021 price peak, sparking debate over transparency in early token distribution. The Cardano Foundation denies involvement and stresses indepen...
