Starknet's Quantum Bet: Leaving Ethereum for Independence
Starknet voters approve exploring Layer 1 independence over quantum computing risks to Ethereum infrastructure, signaling protocol-level governance shift.
Starknet voters approve exploring Layer 1 independence over quantum computing risks to Ethereum infrastructure, signaling protocol-level governance shift.
deBridge unlocks 618 million DBR tokens on October 17, equal to 10.4% of circulating supply and 15 days of volume. Cronos releases $71M but only 2.33%.
Arbitrum rallied 159% in 60 days despite facing monthly unlocks of 92.6 million ARB through early 2027. Can DAO revenue absorb the ongoing supply pressure?
Cardano's constitutional committee renewed by just 0.18 of a point, the same body that must clear the Dijkstra hard fork. Node 11.1.1 has already shipped.
An Arbitrum committee moved to ban three teams over 457,553 ARB in misused grants, but the proposed penalty cannot freeze wallets or claw back the funds.
The Liquid Network hack drained about 4,000 bitcoin, yet no keys were stolen. A patch meant to fix a 2019 flaw let the attacker mint unbacked coins.
RAIN sits among the fifteen largest cryptocurrencies at a $9.2 billion market cap, yet DefiLlama logs $21 in protocol fees over the past 30 days.
Coinsbuy says it replenished wallets after an $8 million hack across Ethereum and Tron. On-chain data shows the refund covered only about half.
Aave is winding down six chains. Its own November revenue table put four more under the $2 million floor, including BNB Chain and Celo.
Ostium's post-mortem confirms $23,752,746 gone from its liquidity vault in six minutes. The smart contracts worked exactly as written.
The Block put Ethereum L2 TVL at a two year low near $5B. L2Beat counts $33.8B on the same chains. The gap is definitional, and RAIN sits inside it.
Over 34% of bitcoin has revealed its public key on chain. What quantum computers could reach, and the two BIPs written to close the gap.
MANTA fell 15% on an advisor unlock, but the release was tiny. The real problem is a Layer 2 network that earns about $13 a day.
The attacker funded the node through Monero and Hyperliquid weeks before the theft. Chainalysis mapped the entire trail. THORChain paused all trading.
ZachXBT flagged six attacker wallets funded through Tornado Cash. A minting flaw in KelpDAO's rsETH token left Aave V3 holding bad debt, sending the AAVE token down 10-13%.
The attacker moved nearly all stolen ETH into Bitcoin in roughly a day and a half, while Arbitrum scrambled to freeze a smaller portion of the funds on its own network.
Arbitrum has emerged as a leading Ethereum scaling solution — Layer 2 rollup architecture, transaction cost compression, Optimistic Rollup security model, on-chain activity growth, DeFi and gaming ecosystem expansion, sequencer dynamics, and the scaling roadmap for Ethereum throughput — analyzed through network usage data and adoption trends.