Tim Craig
DeFi Correspondent at DL News
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1 week ago |
coindesk.com | Tim Craig
One of the Uniswap DAO’s top contributors walked away in frustration on Monday amid concerns that other stakeholders wield too much power over the decentralised protocol. STORY CONTINUES BELOWDon't miss another story.Subscribe to the The Protocol Newsletter today. See all newslettersBy signing up, you will receive emails about CoinDesk products and you agree to our terms of use and privacy policy.
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2 weeks ago |
dlnews.com | Tim Craig
'Vibe coding' is becoming more popular with crypto developers. But it also poses risks. AI-generated code isn't always secure, argue security experts. For Martin Kupka, vibe coding is a game changer. As an investor at RockawayX, a crypto-focused venture firm, Kupka is constantly under pressure to find promising startups for his firm to back.
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2 weeks ago |
dlnews.com | Tim Craig
Zora's token keeps falling in value. It's valuation is now $450 million below that of the firm that issued it. Traders are ditching onchain social network Zora’s token and creating a huge rift between the token’s value and its issuer. The price of Zora has plummeted 55% since it launched six days ago, sending the value of all tokens — both those on the market and yet to be released — to around $150 million. That’s $450 million less than the valuation of Zora Labs, the firm behind the network.
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2 weeks ago |
dlnews.com | Tim Craig
Monero's XMR token jumped 38% Sunday. A suspected hacker converted $330 million in Bitcoin into the asset. The price of Monero’s XMR jumped 38% Sunday after a suspected hacker swapped $330 million in Bitcoin into the token, according to a crypto sleuth. At 10:11 pm London time, the hacker began moving the Bitcoin hoard from the potential victim’s wallet to six different exchanges where it was swapped for XMR, said the pseudonymous investigator who goes by ZachXBT.
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2 weeks ago |
dlnews.com | Tim Craig
Art linked to tens of thousands of NFTs briefly disappeared. RTFKT, the creator of the NFTs, blamed the incident on a Cloudflare bug. Art linked to tens of thousands of NFTs from the CloneX and Animus collections suddenly disappeared on Thursday leaving owners blindsided. The cause? A bug with Cloudflare, the service provider creator RTFKT used to host the images for the two collections.
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Why did a prominent Uniswap DAO delegate just walk away from the protocol? What is the Uniswap Foundation doing to strengthen accountability between itself and token holders? Find out in my first piece for @CoinDesk:
Uniswap governance fallout? One of the Uniswap DAO’s top contributors walked away in frustration amid concerns that other stakeholders wield too much power over the decentralised protocol. @TimInCrypto reports. https://t.co/N24VMk8bzM
RT @CoinDesk: #Ethereum's Pectra upgrade has gone live, improving the efficiency of the blockchain, @cryptauxmargaux reports https://t.co…
RT @DLNewsInfo: AI ‘vibe coding’ is thriving in DeFi as concerns mount over shoddy security https://t.co/xTJwUW04UT