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Algorithmic rebase cryptocurrency

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Ampleforth is an algorithmic rebase cryptocurrency that aims to power innovations in money. It adjusts its total supply daily based on market conditions, transferring volatility from price to supply.

Andre Cronje: DeFi No Longer Exists, Only On-Chain Finance Remains

Odaily News: Andre Cronje, founder of DeFi platform Flying Tulip and creator of Fantom Network, stated that most DeFi protocols are no longer truly decentralized, with only a few niche areas still qualifying as DeFi. He believes DeFi has evolved into "on-chain finance" or "open finance." He pointed out that true DeFi should possess characteristics such as decentralization, immutability, and the absence of intermediaries, whereas the intermediaries in most current protocols have become corporations, taking on traditional financial institution roles such as decision-makers and risk committees. Cronje noted that this does not mean true DeFi has completely disappeared, as some protocols are still innovating. Data from DefiLlama shows that the total value locked (TVL) in DeFi has dropped from $167 billion in early October 2025 to $75 billion at the time of the original report over the past 10 months, a decline of more than half. In a working paper published in March, the European Central Bank (ECB) analyzed Aave, MakerDAO, Ampleforth, and Uniswap, finding that based on holding snapshots from November 2022 and May 2023, the top 100 addresses holding governance tokens in these protocols each controlled over 80% of the token supply. The ECB consequently questioned the level of decentralization of these DAOs and whether they should continue to be regarded as "fully decentralized" services exempt from the Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA). (Cointelegraph)

Ampleforth Faces Malicious Governance Proposal Attack, $2.5 Million USDC Treasury Funds at Risk

The GoPlus Chinese community released a security alert stating that on September 12, a newly activated external account address submitted a malicious governance proposal to Ampleforth. Under the guise of applying for funding for completed work on the SPOT ecosystem analytics tool, the proposal attempted to transfer 2.5 million USDC from the treasury to the proposer themselves, an amount that nearly comprised all of the treasury's liquid funds.

Andre Cronje: DeFi No Longer Exists, Only On-Chain Finance Remains

Odaily News: Andre Cronje, founder of DeFi platform Flying Tulip and creator of Fantom Network, stated that most DeFi protocols are no longer truly decentralized, with only a few niche areas still qualifying as DeFi. He believes DeFi has evolved into "on-chain finance" or "open finance." He pointed out that true DeFi should possess characteristics such as decentralization, immutability, and the absence of intermediaries, whereas the intermediaries in most current protocols have become corporations, taking on traditional financial institution roles such as decision-makers and risk committees. Cronje noted that this does not mean true DeFi has completely disappeared, as some protocols are still innovating. Data from DefiLlama shows that the total value locked (TVL) in DeFi has dropped from $167 billion in early October 2025 to $75 billion at the time of the original report over the past 10 months, a decline of more than half. In a working paper published in March, the European Central Bank (ECB) analyzed Aave, MakerDAO, Ampleforth, and Uniswap, finding that based on holding snapshots from November 2022 and May 2023, the top 100 addresses holding governance tokens in these protocols each controlled over 80% of the token supply. The ECB consequently questioned the level of decentralization of these DAOs and whether they should continue to be regarded as "fully decentralized" services exempt from the Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA). (Cointelegraph)

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Ampleforth Faces Malicious Governance Proposal Attack, $2.5 Million USDC Treasury Funds at Risk

The GoPlus Chinese community released a security alert stating that on September 12, a newly activated external account address submitted a malicious governance proposal to Ampleforth. Under the guise of applying for funding for completed work on the SPOT ecosystem analytics tool, the proposal attempted to transfer 2.5 million USDC from the treasury to the proposer themselves, an amount that nearly comprised all of the treasury's liquid funds.

Ampleforth Treasury's ~$2.5 Million at Risk from Malicious Governance Proposal

Odaily report: According to Defimon monitoring, a suspicious proposal 54 has appeared in Ampleforth's governance system Governor Bravo, involving approximately $2.5 million in treasury funds. The incident has been classified as an access control risk and malicious governance proposal, and the related funds have not yet been transferred out. The Ampleforth timelock contract currently holds approximately 2.538 million USDC, meaning the proposal involves nearly all treasury assets. The proposer disclosed that they authored the proposal themselves and plans to vote through a delegated address holding 87,238 FORTH, approximately 0.57% of the supply, slightly above the 75,000 FORTH proposal threshold. The proposal quorum is 600,000 FORTH, valued at approximately $132,000 at FORTH's current price of $0.22.

Andre Cronje: DeFi No Longer Exists, Only On-Chain Finance Remains

Odaily News: Andre Cronje, founder of DeFi platform Flying Tulip and creator of Fantom Network, stated that most DeFi protocols are no longer truly decentralized, with only a few niche areas still qualifying as DeFi. He believes DeFi has evolved into "on-chain finance" or "open finance." He pointed out that true DeFi should possess characteristics such as decentralization, immutability, and the absence of intermediaries, whereas the intermediaries in most current protocols have become corporations, taking on traditional financial institution roles such as decision-makers and risk committees. Cronje noted that this does not mean true DeFi has completely disappeared, as some protocols are still innovating. Data from DefiLlama shows that the total value locked (TVL) in DeFi has dropped from $167 billion in early October 2025 to $75 billion at the time of the original report over the past 10 months, a decline of more than half. In a working paper published in March, the European Central Bank (ECB) analyzed Aave, MakerDAO, Ampleforth, and Uniswap, finding that based on holding snapshots from November 2022 and May 2023, the top 100 addresses holding governance tokens in these protocols each controlled over 80% of the token supply. The ECB consequently questioned the level of decentralization of these DAOs and whether they should continue to be regarded as "fully decentralized" services exempt from the Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA). (Cointelegraph)