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Fireblocks Now Supports dYdX

dYdX is a leading decentralized finance protocol that focuses on perpetual derivatives trading. dYdX focuses on investment tools like perpetual futures (a type of derivative that allows traders to speculate on the price of a crypto asset without owning it). The dYdX Chain distributes 100% of protocol fees to DYDX Stakers for bolstering the dYdX Chain’s security. Fireblocks offers secure and efficient access to dYdX’s decentralized exchange features.

Top tips: Three telltale signs that you have been cryptojacked

Top tips is a weekly column where we highlight what’s trending in the tech world today and list ways to explore these trends. This week, we’re looking at three signs that your device may be infected with crypto malware. Has your computer been acting strange lately? Has the performance tanked out of nowhere, and are you experiencing overheating issues even though you’re not running any particularly demanding tasks at the moment?

Fireblocks Integrates with Osmosis

Osmosis plays a crucial role within the Cosmos ecosystem, contributing significantly to its functionality and expansion. As a prominent decentralized exchange (DEX) and a hub for decentralized finance (DeFi), Osmosis supports a notable trading volume and introduces innovative DeFi tools that enhance user engagement. Fireblocks offers secure and efficient access to engage with the advanced DeFi features available through Osmosis.

Fireblocks x Injective: Revolutionizing DeFi with Enhanced Security and Speed

Injective is an open, interoperable layer-one blockchain optimized for building Web3 finance applications. Injective’s bespoke infrastructure can be utilized to launch scalable dApps such as derivatives exchanges, RWA protocols, lending platforms, prediction markets, and more. Fireblocks offers secure and efficient access to engage with the advanced DeFi features available through Injective.

Fireblocks Delivers Enterprise-Grade Custodial Solutions to Gunzilla Games

Fireblocks is pleased to announce its integration with Gunzilla Games to provide advanced custodial solutions for institutional clients and non-custodial wallet options for over 100 million users on the GUNZ blockchain, enhancing the security and autonomy of digital assets within the gaming sector.

Securing the Chain: A Comprehensive Guide to Blockchain Security Audits

In the realm of digital business, blockchain security audits are essential for implementing the best security practices and ensuring robust system security. It secures all complex online systems and networks, thereby enhancing their performance and ensuring compliance with modern standards. According to SlowMist's blockchain hacking incident archive, there were 464 security incidents in 2023, resulting in losses of up to $2.486 billion.

Fireblocks x Cosmos: Institutional Access to the "Internet of Blockchains"

Fireblocks has consistently led the way in providing the fastest and most diverse range of blockchain support. With a growing list of over 60 supported blockchains, Fireblocks enables our customers to securely custody tokens on the latest chains and quickly build innovative services for their customers. Today, we are excited to announce that Fireblocks has expanded our support for the Cosmos ecosystem – delivering custody, DeFi, and staking support across several leading appchains.

Four Operational Security Pillars for Building Blockchain Apps

For hackers in 2024, digital assets likely look like a gold mine. Looking back at 2023, many people in the industry celebrated that there were only $1.5 billion of funds stolen due to hacks and security breaches over the course of the year (a smaller number when contrasted with 2022’s jaw-dropping $3.8 billion).

How to Protect Your Cloud Assets from Being Cryptojacked

Cryptojacking attacks have become the most prevalent type of attack on cloud native infrastructures. For example, in 2022, there were 139M cryptojacking attacks, but the following year there were over 1 billion! That translates to nearly 3M cryptojacking attacks every day, on average in 2023.