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All things #DeFi - trustless and transparent financial products built on top of the blockchain.

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DerivedActive: 4 meaningful events in 30 days; latest release 20 days ago. Details Source
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Active development: 100+ commits since 2026-09-08 across 1 contributor

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4 active day(s) in defiprime/defiprime1 since 2026-09-08; the count stops at the newest 100 commits listed.

This week: substance read on 11 commits of 92 (1 changed code, 9 documentation or maintenance only, 1 could not be classified); HEY stops reading a week at its first commit that changes code.

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  1. Crypto Cards in 2026: Who Holds the Money Before the Swipe

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    At 16:49:48 UTC on Friday, August 28, 2026, a Solana wallet funded three hours earlier with 1.79 SOL, bought with about $190 of USDC bridged from Ethereum, began emptying card-balance accounts belonging to users of Avici, a Solana neobank. Avici’s card terms, last updated June… Show all

    At 16:49:48 UTC on Friday, August 28, 2026, a Solana wallet funded three hours earlier with 1.79 SOL, bought with about $190 of USDC bridged from Ethereum, began emptying card-balance accounts belonging to users of Avici, a Solana neobank. Avici’s card terms, last updated June 23, 2025, say that “Avici and Issuer will not, in any circumstance, be holding custody of your Collateral.” That sentence was true in the sense the lawyers meant it. It did not stop the drain. By Avici’s own reconciliation, posted at 20:44 UTC, 1,685 users lost $500,859.22 from a “Solana card contract used by Avici and…

  2. The Liquid Network Exploit: $320M Pegged Out, Every Key Intact

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    At 14:06:10 UTC on Sunday, September 6, 2026, Liquid block 4,050,349 carried a peg-out transaction that asked the Liquid Federation to release 3,996.01834922 BTC to a fresh Bitcoin address. The request came through SideSwap, a peg-out partner whose Peg-out Authorization Key is… Show all

    At 14:06:10 UTC on Sunday, September 6, 2026, Liquid block 4,050,349 carried a peg-out transaction that asked the Liquid Federation to release 3,996.01834922 BTC to a fresh Bitcoin address. The request came through SideSwap, a peg-out partner whose Peg-out Authorization Key is on the federation’s whitelist. At 14:28:56 UTC, in Bitcoin block 965,783, eleven or more of the fifteen functionary hardware modules signed an 83-input transaction that paid it. The federation’s Bitcoin wallet, which held about 4,200 BTC that morning, holds 197 at the time of writing.

  3. Quoted in Nvidia: Inside the Stock-Paired Memecoin Boom

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    Artificial Inu, ticker $AI, is the largest stock-paired memecoin on Robinhood Chain, and its only deep market quotes it in tokenized Nvidia. The pool holds 8,783 $NVDA tokens, 16.2% of every tokenized Nvidia share on the chain. Buy the dog coin with stablecoins and the router… Show all

    Artificial Inu, ticker $AI, is the largest stock-paired memecoin on Robinhood Chain, and its only deep market quotes it in tokenized Nvidia. The pool holds 8,783 $NVDA tokens, 16.2% of every tokenized Nvidia share on the chain. Buy the dog coin with stablecoins and the router buys Nvidia first, because Nvidia is where the depth is.

  4. The Weekend Float Squeeze: How a Memecoin Cornered a Tokenized Stock

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    At 23:36:14 UTC on Sunday, August 30, 2026, tokenized Hims & Hers stock printed $61.15 in its main dollar pool on Robinhood Chain. The real share had closed Friday on the NYSE at $28.84. Nothing had happened to the company. The wrapper was trading at more than double its net… Show all

    At 23:36:14 UTC on Sunday, August 30, 2026, tokenized Hims & Hers stock printed $61.15 in its main dollar pool on Robinhood Chain. The real share had closed Friday on the NYSE at $28.84. Nothing had happened to the company. The wrapper was trading at more than double its net asset value because a memecoin called BONER had spent the evening pulling most of the token’s onchain float into its own liquidity pool, and the only entity able to mint more was not minting on a Sunday.

  5. The Term Finance Exploit: $8.5M Approved by Silence

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    At 06:25:47 UTC on Sunday, August 23, 2026, a single Ethereum transaction executed a governance proposal that had been sitting on-chain, in the open, for six days. The voting window had closed 12 seconds earlier, at 06:25:35, with no vetoes. The transaction pulled 2,841.74 WETH… Show all

    At 06:25:47 UTC on Sunday, August 23, 2026, a single Ethereum transaction executed a governance proposal that had been sitting on-chain, in the open, for six days. The voting window had closed 12 seconds earlier, at 06:25:35, with no vetoes. The transaction pulled 2,841.74 WETH out of Term Finance’s ETH Meta Vault and sent it to a wallet funded with 1 ETH from Tornado Cash. A second transaction at 06:47:47 did the same thing to five USDC vaults for another 1,679,639 USDC.

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