A US court has frozen 30,766 ETH (about $71.1 million) held by Arbitrum DAO, linked to the $292 million Kelp DAO hack attributed to North Korea's Lazarus Group. Families with unpaid terrorism judgments against North Korea filed claims, arguing the frozen ETH is North Korean property under US laws allowing seizure of assets tied to state sponsors of terrorism. This legal move disrupts a major DeFi recovery effort involving multiple contributors and will be resolved in a divestiture hearing. The case highlights tensions between decentralized governance and US legal jurisdiction.
An institution transferred $33.18 million worth of crypto assets including 6,000 ETH, 19 million Worldcoin (WLD), and 62,000 AAVE tokens to centralized exchanges. The move involved three wallet addresses and represents deposits, not confirmed sales. ...
Aave (AAVE) experienced a 5.29% decline over 24 hours, falling to $140.12 as of early Saturday. This price slipped 51 cents below the lower Bollinger Band level of $140.63, a technical indicator noted on October 22. The chart also showed a relative s...
Aave has introduced a new feature called Earn within its Aave Pro platform, allowing users to compare crypto assets by their annual percentage yield (APY) before selecting an Aave V4 market to deposit into. This enhancement simplifies the process for...
Early Ethereum investors sold a total of 4,000 ETH from two wallets, with one ICO participant selling 1,000 ETH and another holder offloading 3,000 ETH worth $7.23 million. This activity coincides with Santiment's report of the largest daily net ETH ...
Aave has introduced its first externally curated lending markets on its V4 platform through a partnership with Sentora, an institutional DeFi platform. These markets allow users to borrow stablecoins RLUSD, PYUSD, and OUSD against selected crypto ass...
