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Polygon zkEVM will shut down on July 1st; assets within the DeFi protocol will need to be manually migrated.
According to Foresight News , QuickSwap, the native DEX of the Polygon ecosystem, citing the Polygon governance forum, states that the Polygon zkEVM mainnet Beta sequencer will officially shut down on July 1, 2026, approximately two weeks from now. Users must complete asset withdrawals and cross-chain operations before this date; otherwise, funds held in DeFi protocols will be irretrievable. Assets within wallets that have not yet completed cross-chain operations will automatically migrate to Ethereum L1 after the shutdown and be available for users to claim through a dedicated interface. Assets held in DeFi protocols such as QuickSwap will not be automatically migrated; users must manually withdraw their positions and complete the cross-chain operation before July 1st. Assets not claimed before December 31, 2027, will be considered forfeited. Users can perform cross-chain operations via ui.agglayer.dev.
DefiLlama: The DL News website and assets have been taken over by a new owner and are no longer affiliated with them.
According to Foresight News , DefiLlama tweeted that the DL News website and related assets have been taken over by a new owner, and there is no longer any affiliation between the two parties. DefiLlama cannot confirm any information regarding the new owner's external communications and will not endorse any content published by DL News. Future content on DL News will not represent the views of DefiLlama.
1inch releases limited physical copies of its first DeFi oral history, "reDeFine Money".
PANews reported on June 8th that decentralized exchange aggregator 1inch has released its first oral history of decentralized finance, "reDeFine Money," featuring 25 DeFi founders recounting the industry's development, covering projects such as Aave, Curve, SushiSwap, PancakeSwap, Synthetix, and DAOmaker. The book is available in limited print and will be distributed at 1inch events and conferences, including ETHConf. 1inch is also opening registration for a digital copy.
DefiLlama: DL News has been taken over by a new owner and is no longer affiliated with them.
According to Mars Finance, DefiLlama announced on its X platform that the DL News website and assets have been taken over by a new owner, who is expected to resume content publishing soon. The new owner and operator are no longer affiliated with DefiLlama, and DefiLlama cannot verify any external links; any content published by them should not be considered as endorsement by DefiLlama.
DeFi researcher Ignas: He is bullish on ETH if the Ethereum Foundation delivers the "simplified roadmap" on time; however, delays coupled with a bear market could be bearish.
According to Foresight News , DeFi researcher Ignas commented on Vitalik Buterin's previously released "simplified Ethereum" roadmap, stating, "If the Ethereum Foundation can deliver on time, I'm bullish on ETH. The roadmap is very attractive because it addresses most of the key demands raised by the community, including L1 reclaiming execution control from L2, privacy protection, quantum resistance, and second-level finality, but the issue of tokenomics remains unaddressed." It also pointed out that the most anticipated part of the roadmap will be implemented after 2028, with the final goal set for 2029. If the Ethereum Foundation (EF) delivery schedule is delayed and the bear market continues, it may negatively impact the price of ETH, as competing projects such as Tempo and Canton are posing a challenge to Ethereum in the areas of real-world assets (RWA) and institutional adoption.
SlowMist: Detected malicious supply chain attack campaign targeting npm users and DeFi developers.
According to Foresight News , SlowMist has detected a coordinated malicious npm supply chain campaign that uses fake trading bot codebases and DeFi-themed npm packages to deliver JavaScript information-stealing tools to npm users, DeFi developers, and trading bot users. This campaign involved 30 malicious npm packages, including stake-math@3.5.4, which was identified as a locked dependency in donoaccestag/forex-mt5-trading-bot. The codebase exhibited clear anomalies: it relied on a malicious npm package that had already been reported for security violations, and contained approximately 2300 highly homogeneous, possibly batch-generated forks, primarily concentrated under the poly-stocks account. Potential attackers may steal sensitive local data such as encrypted wallets, browser cookies, saved passwords, browsing history, developer credentials, shell history, password manager vaults, private keys, seed phrase, and API tokens found in the source code. Developers should immediately remove the affected npm packages, audit the CI logs (e.g., _2024111120230_| / _2024111120231_|) to locate these 30 malicious packages, consider systems that have run `npm install` as potential victims, promptly replace exposed wallets, private keys, npm tokens, cloud credentials, SSH keys, and API tokens, and rebuild the affected environment from a clean image.