CoinSwap Opens Up New DeFi Opportunities with Their Certik Approved DEX
CoinSwap Space provides a suite of products and services for decentralized finance, allowing users myriad ways to make returns on their crypto. CoinSwap, an exciting new DEX for the Binance Smart Chain, has announced its launch to take place on April 30th at 5 pm CET. This is a launch with a difference. There are […]
Related News
Certik, a blockchain security and auditing firm, has reported that the most common attack vector for hacks in decentralized finance (defi) protocols had to do with centralization in 2021. This data is present in Certik’s latest report, where the company also examines the growth of defi in 2021, and how other chains such as Avalanche and BSC rose as alternatives to Ethereum’s high fees.
Centralization Costs Defi Protocols $1.3 Billion in 2021
A new report issued by Certik, a blockchain security and auditing firm, has revealed that centralization issues in defi....
A cohort of developers discussed CoinJoin and CoinSwap on stage during the Bitcoin 2022 conference to highlight the main characteristics of these Bitcoin privacy tools.
The decentralized finance (DeFi) market opens plenty of opportunities. We are sharing how to safely use the instruments of the niche to grow profits. How to earn on DeFi The key concept of decentralized finance is the absence of the necessity of middlemen. In the DeFi arena, there is no room for traditional banks with […]
DeFi is one of crypto's biggest growth stories, but it's also riddled with the most controversy. The sector lost $1.3 billion due to exploits in 2021. Decentralized finance, better known as DeFi, may not be “decentralized” enough as attackers exploited centralized weak points to drain users of billions of dollars in 2021, according to research from blockchain security firm CertiK. In a new report on the state of DeFi security in 2021, CertiK researchers said “centralization issues were the most common attack vector” within decentralized finance. The blockchain security firm cited 44 DeFi....
CoinSwap attempted an upgrade on Thursday, December 18th, which resulted in an outage lasting until 10:00 AM Eastern on Monday, December 22nd. This afternoon we talked with site owner Ian Childress to learn more about the outage. The outage itself was due to an oversight during the upgrade. A unique index for the site database was missing, which caused incorrect balances for some accounts, and permitted others to attempt to place oversized orders or withdraw more coins than they actually had. The community's IRC channel spotted this problem before any serious damage was done, and the....