Chainlink quietly changes multisig rules, Mixin offers $20M bounty: Finance Redefined

Invite to Finance Redefined, your weekly dosage of essential decentralized financing (DeFi) insights– a newsletter crafted to bring you the most substantial advancements from the past week.The past week in DeFi was controlled by developments in some of the OG DeFi procedures, with Uniswap Foundation announcing plans to raise $62 million in new funding and decentralized oracle service provider Chainlink brushing aside worries about modifications it made to multisignature wallets.Mixin Network, which was hacked for nearly $200 million in crypto possessions on Sept. 23, has now provided a $20 million bug bounty to exploiters for the return of the staying funds, claiming a majority piece of the taken funds are user assets.Curve Finance founder Michael Egorov cut back his debts to $42 million and settled his whole Aave loan on Sept. 28. According to the on-chain analytics platform Lookonchain, the Curve founder deposited 68 million CRV tokens, worth $35.5 million, to lending protocol Silo and obtained 10.77 million in crvUSD stablecoin in the last 2 days. Continue readingMixin Network offers $20 million bug bounty to hackers in $200 million hackMixin Network, a decentralized cross-chain protocol, in a message to the hacker behind the $200 million exploit on Sept. 23, has actually offered a $20 million bug bounty for the return of the remaining funds.Mixin Network encrypted the message with the exploiter deal, asking for the exploiter to return the funds as the majority of the stolen funds were user assets.Continue readingCrypto exchange Upbit stems phony APT token flood, resumes servicesSouth Korean cryptocurrency exchange Upbit has actually resumed Aptos APT (APT) deposits and withdrawals after fixing a problem that saw a scam APT token improperly recognized as legitimate.On Sept. 24, Upbit suddenly halted Aptos token services after keeping in mind an “abnormal deposit attempt,” triggering an evaluation of the wallet system.