

about $15.57b of the $27.56b in crypto hack losses came from five categories involving weak, leaked or compromised keys. that’s 56.5% of all dollars stolen across the incidents in the chart. three categories alone account for almost half the total (48.72%): • keys leaked through infrastructure (24.34%, ~$6.71b). • weak key generation (13.19%, ~$3.63b). • compromised hot wallet keys (11.19%, ~$3.08b). the 2022 ronin bridge hack shows why the signing threshold matters. withdrawals required 5 of 9 validator signatures. the attacker controlled four sky mavis validators and used a permission that had never been revoked to obtain the fifth signature from the axie dao validator. two withdrawals drained 173,600 eth and 25.5m usdc. ronin required five signatures, but one compromised operator could effectively supply all five. that gap between the number of signatures and the number of independent signers is easy to miss.

solana has already processed over $5.5t in stablecoin transfers this year. now businesses have another way to connect that onchain activity to real-world banking. @0xpolygon just integrated @solana into its open money stack, connecting traditional banking and onchain payments through a single api. here's what caught my attention: - accept payments via bank transfers, cards or crypto. - convert fiat into stablecoins on solana. - move funds between solana, ethereum, polygon and other chains. - send payouts directly to bank accounts or wallets. opos

crypto projects generated over $1.26b in revenue over the past 30 days. stablecoin issuers continue to dominate, but trading platforms, defi protocols and even collectibles are generating serious revenue. here are 30 of the biggest revenue generators: 1. tether: $522.35m 2. circle: $209.18m 3. papertrade: $67.94m 4. hyperliquid: $65.95m 5. pump.}fun: $65.88m 6. tron: $24.19m 7. titan builder: $18.98m 8. collector crypt: $18.59m 9. grayscale: $17.71m 10. polymarket: $16.56m 11. fomo: $14.03m 12. axiom pro: $13.40m 13. sky: $13.34m 14. world liberty financial: $11.79m 15. gmgn: $10.71m 16. paxos: $9.67m 17. uniswap: $7.95m 18. aero: $7.82m 19. stonkfun: $7.67m 20. ripple usd: $7.37m 21. ethereum: $7.27m 22. flap.}sh: $6.95m 23. phantom: $6.27m 24. chainlink: $5.35m 25. lighter: $5.06m 26. aave: $4.94m 27. gmx: $4.73m 28. ore protocol: $4.09m 29. pancakeswap: $3.98m 30. jupiter: $3.93m if you look carefully - tether and circle alone account for ~58% of tracked revenue. - papertrade, hyperliquid and pump.}fun each generated over $65m. - collector crypt's $18.59m puts a trading-card marketplace among crypto's biggest revenue generators. source: defillama | oct 30, 2026

📊 @jupiterexchange is taking over solana's lending market. according to @blockworks data, jupiter lend now leads @kamino across 5 key metrics. the numbers are pretty interesting: - total deposits: $2.78b vs $2.17b - outstanding loans: $1.12b vs $855m - utilization: 40.34% vs 39.31% - stablecoin deposits: $1.33b vs $652m - stablecoin loans: $907m vs $532m jupiter's dominance in stablecoin lending is insane, with over 2x kamino's deposits and 70% more outstanding loans. jupiter now commands 53% of the tracked lending deposit market, compared to kamino's 41%. from dex aggregation to lending, jupiter's defi expansion is gaining serious traction on solana.

looks like @phantom just made prediction markets a lot more accessible! powered by @Kalshi, prediction markets are now rolling out to eligible U.S. users directly inside Phantom. - trade outcomes across crypto, sports, politics and more. - fund positions with Phantom Cash or supported Solana assets. - manage predictions without leaving the wallet. there's so much you can do on phantom now from swaps and payments to prediction markets, it's becoming a full consumer finance hub.





