token
Coverage of token in the Nexus archive.
- Taiko halts its Ethereum layer-2 network after a bridge exploit, token dives
Taiko has halted its Ethereum layer-2 network following a bridge exploit, leading to a significant decline in its token's value.
- Stop wasting tokens and re explaining your project between sessions
The article introduces a tool called 'recall' designed to reduce redundant explanations of projects between sessions, aiming to save computational tokens. It is hosted on GitHub and linked to a Hacker News discussion thread with 16 points and 13 comments.
- Humanity Protocol Loses $36M After Private Keys 'Compromised,' Token Crashes 73%
Humanity Protocol lost $36 million after attackers accessed compromised private keys, enabling them to seize control of its bridges and mint tokens. The incident caused the protocol's token to crash by 73%.
- WLD plunges 20% as Hayes dumps token a day after saying he would keep holding it
WLD's price fell 20% after Hayes sold his token, contradicting his previous statement that he would continue holding it.
- TASTE is an on-chain rating protocol which rewards good taste in AI content
Tastor, an on-chain rating protocol called TASTE, aims to reward users for curating high-quality AI content by turning ratings into immutable Taste Proofs via EAS attestations. The project, launching May 8, 2026, emphasizes a fair Base blockchain launch with no pre-mining or staking mechanics, focusing on building a collective human filter layer for AI content.
- Pump.fun has been using all its revenue to burn its token. Now it’s changing course
Pump.fun, a platform known for its token economy, has shifted strategy by ceasing to use all revenue for token burning, a practice that previously reduced circulating supply. The change marks a departure from its prior approach to managing token value.
- What is going on here?
A user reports receiving an unmovable and undeletable token in their Solflare Wallet, suspecting it's a scam. They question why someone would send them 7000€ in this situation and seek clarification on the potential threat.
- World Liberty Financial borrowed its own stablecoin against its own token on a platform run by its own advisor and Justin Sun (WLFI biggest investor) just called it fraud.
World Liberty Financial (WLFI) borrowed its own stablecoin against its native token on a platform managed by its advisor and major investor Justin Sun. Sun later labeled the transaction as fraudulent, raising concerns about potential conflicts of interest.