Blockaid

A trading firm with positions in lending markets, stablecoins, or vaults inherits every risk those protocols carry. Blockaid's Onchain Monitoring watches positions in real time, from health factors and depegs to exploit-contract deployment. Read more: https://lnkd.in/epPCzyed

When users trade on Coinbase, malicious tokens now trigger a Blockaid-powered warning. Scanning for honeypots, rug pulls, spoofed tokens, and wallet drainers before users sign. Together, Coinbase and Blockaid are protecting users in the moments that matter most.

1.5 billion people use TikTok every month. Crypto scammers are now using it to their advantage. A new campaign called ClickTok is impersonating TikTok Shop. → Spin up 10,000+ fake domains → Run paid ads to generate traffic → Use AI-generated influencer videos → Funnel victims to fake TikTok storefronts → Demand Tether to complete the purchase Most fraud conversations focus on older victims, but this campaign flips that. Scammers are hitting TikTok’s 18-34-year-old core audience. ↓ The challenge? Scams don’t end on fake sites. Their wallets eventually touch exchanges and custodians. Spotting patterns between scam domains, ad traffic, and connected wallets is how we get ahead of campaigns like this.

The Sui Foundation has partnered with Blockaid to enhance security across the Sui ecosystem. When building and transacting on Sui, developers and users will get access to: → Transaction simulation and validation to prevent unauthorized or malicious wallet interactions → Ecosystem-wide wallet protection to safeguard every user in the Sui community → Real-time monitoring and response for malicious NFT airdrops and honeypot scams → Threat intelligence to stay ahead of evolving scam tactics and adapt defenses quickly Together, Sui Foundation and Blockaid are protecting users in the moments that matter most.

DeepBot®, a crypto trading intelligence platform, is securing the launch of its new DeepBot PRO through Blockaid integration. Now, when trading on DeepBot, users will get access to: → Real-time token validation to block scams before they reach traders → Detection of honeypots, rugpulls, and pump-and-dump schemes → Alerts for malicious airdrops and impersonation tokens → Protection against fraudulent assets across evolving token ecosystems Together, DeepBot and Blockaid are protecting users in the moments that matter most.

$6.28M drained with a few permit signatures. A user's wallet with 4.5 years of DeFi activity was emptied last week. ↓ What happened? 1. The victim signed multiple phishing permit signatures. 2. Those signatures granted attackers unlimited approvals. 3. Attackers emptied the wallet of $6.28M in stETH and aEthWBTC. 4. Stolen assets were converted, bridged, and laundered cross-chain. Permit signatures are created off-chain to enable gasless approvals, allowing a user to grant access without sending an onchain transaction. The victim was using a wallet with built-in protections, but was never warned that this signature would hand over unlimited spending rights to attackers. Because permit signatures happen off-chain, users are often not shown exactly what they are signing. For wallet teams, the priorities are clear: → Every signature type should be simulated before signing → Your users need to understand what “approve” will actually do → Prevention must keep pace with today’s drainer toolkits The best defense is giving every user clarity before they sign.