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Self -dispensing malware found in privacy crypto dero

Welcome to the Protocol, Coindesk’s weekly wrapping of the most important stories in cryptocurrency tech development. I am Margaux Nijkerk, Ethereum Protocol Reporter on Coindesk’s Tech Team. In this number: The Solana network is now live on Metamask Privacy Krypto Dero Targeted with New Self -Breathing Malware FIFA is going along with Avalanche to build […]

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Polygon, GSR release katana network tackle defi fragmentation

Katana, a new decentralized funding (defi) -focused blockchain incubated by industry’s heavyweight polygon and GSR, shared on Wednesday that its private mainnet has gone live. The new LAG-2 blockchain will combine “All liquidity in a set of protocols and collect dividends from all potential sources,” the team shared in a press release sent to Coindesk.

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A New Jersey County to tokenize $ 240b Property Registers on Avalanche

Bergen County, New Jersey turns to avalanche Network to place its entire property record system on blockchain and claim to be the largest real estate act -tokenization project in the US According to a five-year agreement with Land Record Blockchain company Balcony, the well-developed county of the Hudson River from the New York City Migrates

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Defi Platform Cork Protocol suffers $ 12m Smart Contract Exploit

Decentralized Finance (Defi) Platform Cork Protocol has suffered a smart contract utilization, with hackers allegedly stealing $ 12 million worth of wrapped stack ether (Wsteth). Blockchain Security Monitor Cyvers noted the exploitation and said the malicious contract was deployed by a wallet that was probably funded by a service provider. It added that $ 12

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Telegram, the messaging giant attached to Ton Network seems to raise $ 1.5B through bond sales: WSJ

Messaging -Platform Telegram collects at least $ 1.5 billion through a new bond offer. The company collects the funds through a five-year bond with a 9% dividend, which has drawn interest from both recurring investors such as the world’s largest asset manager Blackrock and Abu Dhabi’s sovereign prosperity Fund Mubadala, as well as new participants,

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