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What Is EIP-7702? The Ethereum Upgrade Behind the Binance Hack Incident

EIP-7702 allows regular Ethereum wallets to run smart contract code, thereby enabling batch transactions and sponsored transactions (paying Gas fees on behalf o...

Once eager to deploy L2 solutions, why are they now returning to Ethereum mainnet?

Ethereum scaling is rewriting the underlying logic, and the once-hot Rollup narrative is now facing reassessment.

CZ: Bitcoin's failure to fall further is largely thanks to US law enforcement agencies.

Ethereum staking volume hits a new high of 43.8 million ETH, Q3 annualized yield drops to 2.63%

Crypto cannot continue like this: An industry self-rescue initiative from a blockchain practitioner

An incident takes away not just assets, but also trust. Crypto cannot go on like this; we must save ourselves.

The "winner" of the Binance hack: 16-person company Titan Builder raked in $22.83 million in a single day from "toll fees"

Qinbafrank: AI commercialization has only just begun! After 11/9, watch out for Anthropic sucking up liquidity; Crypto awaits the return of liquidity.

The October pullback stemmed from TGA drainage, while the November liquidity release is the turning point; the long-term logic lies in the convergence of TradFi...

Weekly Highlights | Binance's $6.3 Billion Theft Raises Questions About Exchange Security, Anthropic's IPO Sprint Exposes Computing Bills, Tokenized Stocks Face Collective Resistance from Issuers

Binance hot wallet saw abnormal outflows of approximately $6.3 billion; attackers used EIP-7702 authorizations to take over wallets in batches; on-chain sleuths...