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This week we talk about the strange story of an Acala DeFi liquidity pool bug being exploited, leading to the minting of billions of illegitimate aUSD.
We also dive into an articulate Reddit comment that hits on a number of the more popular anti-crypto arguments floating around right now.
According to the report, the law prevents unregistered crypto exchanges from operating without a license, but the 16 firms have been providing crypto services for Koreans and hosting events targeting Koreans.
“The Celer protocol and smart contracts were not affected during the breach. Celer DNS root record was not compromised and was never modified.”“DNS poisoning can happen to any DeFi app frontend regardless of the protocol’s own security and we strongly suggest the entire blockchain community to turn on Secure DNS option in your web browser to reduce the such possibility to get affected.”
Welcome! I, Degen is a podcast about crypto technology, security, and culture. With a healthy balance of enthusiasm and skepticism, we cut through the misinformation and hype in search of a signal in the noise. Our weekly round-up will keep you updated on the latest in crypto hacks and security. With our open-source audio audits, we interview founders and hackers to surface relevant info about how to stay safe in crypto land.