DeFi

DeFi

Mercados

Aave restores ether borrowing limits after $230 million exploit

The DeFi lending protocol reversed restrictions imposed after April’s $292 million exploit, restoring borrowing capacity across six networks as contagion fears ease.

(Brian Jackson/Unsplash)

Mercados

Yet another crypto bridge falls victim to an $11 million hack

The latest attack adds to growing string of cross-chain infrastructure exploits.

Hacker facing screens with lines of code (Boitumelo/Unsplash)

Tecnología

DeFi's new front: VerifiedX bets bitcoin's next chapter is programmable, private

VerifiedX says its Bitcoin sidechain enables programmable, privacy-preserving transactions without synthetic wrappers, targeting growing institutional demand for native DeFi on the original blockchain system.

Bitcoin (CoinDesk)

Finanzas

Crypto users are choosing juicy yields over protection, putting billions at risk of hacks

DeFi insurance protocols debuted with huge ambitions during the 2020 crypto boom. But as hacks evolved and users chased yields over protection, most of the sector collapsed under the same risks it was built to cover.

Yield sign (Shutterstock)

Finanzas

Lombard joins LayerZero exodus as $4 billion in assets switch to Chainlink's bridge

The shift comes after the Kelp DAO exploit drained $292 million from its LayerZero-powered bridge, increasing concerns over the security of cross-chain infrastructure.

Chainlink CEO and co-founder Sergey Nazarov

Tecnología

Ronin set to transition to Ethereum layer 2 from independent sidechain

The purpose behind the migration is to enhance security, tokenomics and scalability, said Ronin, which suffered the largest DeFi bridge exploit on record in 2022.

Computer keyboard with multicolored LED keys (Mateo/Unsplash)

Opinión

How DeFi is changing the financial landscape for Latin Americans

DeFi is quietly shifting from niche crypto experiment to a legitimate financial tool across the region, explains Serrano.

Latin America (Leon Overwheel/Unsplash)

Mercados

Consensus panelists explain why Perp DEXes remain a tough sell for institutional investors

Panelists at Consensus Miami said institutional investors are still largely absent from perp DEXs, citing security risks and KYC friction as key barriers.

Panelists at Consensus Miam. (Consensus Miami/CoinDesk)

Finanzas

'DeFi is not dead,' it’s going mainstream with AI agents, crypto executives agree

DeFi and its underlying technology have already proved themselves at scale, said eToro CEO Yoni Assia.

The Securing the Next Decade of Decentralized Finance panel at Consensus Miami 2026 agreed DeFi is not only not dead, it's going mainstream. (CoinDesk)

Finanzas

Aave to expand collateral and listing standards after KelpDAO exploit

The lending giant is expanding its asset listing criteria beyond financial risk to include cybersecurity and architecture, and wants the rest of DeFi to follow.

(Consensus Miami 2026)