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TARS AI (TAI) is currently trading at $0.1263, with a 74.2% increase over the last 24 hours and a 230.5% increase in the past 7 days. The token's market capitalization stands at $74,227,401, ranking #548 on CoinGecko. *Key Statistics:* - *Current Price*: $0.1263 - *Market Capitalization*: $74,227,401 - *24-Hour Trading Volume*: $81,745,991 - *Circulating Supply*: 586,681,333 TAI - *Total Supply*: 894,996,126 TAI - *Maximum Supply*: 1,000,000,000 TAI *Market Performance:* - TARS AI has outperformed the global cryptocurrency market, which is up 9.80%, and similar Artificial Intelligence (AI) cryptocurrencies, which are up 15.10%. - The token's price has increased significantly in the last 24 hours, with a high of $0.1386 and a low of $0.07153. *Tokenomics and Use Cases:* - TARS Protocol is an AI-driven, scalable Web3 modular infrastructure platform designed to empower projects with cutting-edge artificial intelligence solutions and one-stop BaaS (Blockchain-as-a-Service). - TARS aims to bridge the gap between AI and Web3 worlds by providing a unified platform for AI-powered tools and services ¹.$TAIKO

KiloEx publishes analysis of hacker incident: because the contract did not rewrite key functions, the attacker has returned 90% of the assets stolen across chains KiloEx released a root cause analysis report on the hacking incident on April 21. The report pointed out that the cause of the incident was that the TrustedForwarder contract in its smart contract inherited OpenZeppelin's MinimalForwarderUpgradeable but did not rewrite the execute method, causing the function to be called arbitrarily. The attack occurred from 18:52 to 19:40 (UTC) on April 14, and the attacker deployed malicious contracts on opBNB, Base, BSC, Taiko, B2 and Manta chains to launch the attack. After negotiation between KiloEx and the attacker, the other party agreed to keep 10% as a bounty, and the remaining assets (covering USDT, USDC, ETH, BNB, WBTC and DAI) have all been returned to the project's multi-signature wallet. The platform has completed the vulnerability repair and resumed operations.

Ethereum (ETH) declined 1%, trading just below $1,600 in the early Asian session on Thursday, as Binance Research's latest report suggests that the data availability roadmap has been hampering its value accrual. Ethereum loses momentum as data availability roadmap has limited its value accrual Since Ethereum flipped on its data availability roadmap after the Dencun upgrade in March 2024, its scalability surged by a "scale factor of 15.95x" but to the detriment of fees captured on the L1, the report notes. The upgrade saw L2s improve their throughput and significantly reduce costs while paying negligible fees for L1 settlement. This has hurt ETH value accrual and the "ultrasound money" narrative, which largely relies on gas fees. As a result, Ethereum is losing ground to Solana and BNB Chain in terms of fees captured. A popular suggestion among Ethereum community members to fix ETH value accrual involves repricing the blob fee market while continuing with the vision of increasing blob count. "However, given L2s are rational businesses, they might be price sensitive and move towards cheaper alternatives should minimum blob fees be too high," the report states. Alternative data availability layers like Celestia, EigenLayer and NearDA provide higher throughput at very low fees However, Ethereum far outpaces competitors in terms of security, boasting over 1 million nodes "compared to Celestia at 100 and EigenDA at 170." Many consider based rollups, which rely on L1 sequencing, to be the answer to Ethereum's scalability-value accrual dynamics. Taiko, a based rollup, contributed more fees to Ethereum than the top 3 L2s combined while posting the least amount of data to the L1 over the past year. The report highlights that despite its potential to address current value accrual challenges, based rollups is not a "top priority" in upcoming Ethereum upgrades, Pectra and Fusaka, which could hit mainnet on May 7 and Q4 '25. Ethereum Price Forecast: ETH could find support within the $1,450-$1,550 range Ethereum experienced $57.08 million in futures liquidations in the past 24 hours, per Coinglass data. The total amount of long and short liquidations is $38.16 million and $18.92 million, respectively. ETH has slightly tilted toward the downside since seeing a rejection at the $1,688 resistance level on Monday. The 50-day Simple Moving Average (SMA) and a descending trendline extending from March 23 also stand as key resistance that could limit an upside move for the top altcoin. If ETH flips and holds these resistance levels as support, it could be primed for a major recovery. On the downside, the $1,450 to $1,550 support range could prove crucial as bulls outweighed bears the last time prices reached the zone. Additionally, investors bought over 1.2 million ETH within this range, per Glassnode data. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is below its neutral level and is testing its moving average line. Meanwhile, the Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) is posting receding green histogram bars. A move below its neutral level and moving average line could accelerate the bearish pressure.

KiloEx, a newly launched multi-chain DeFi platform, has been hacked, resulting in a loss of approximately $7 million. The attack began on April 14 and affected BNB Smart Chain, Base, and Taiko. The hacker used Tornado Cash to launder funds and exploited an access control vulnerability in the price oracle system. The KILO token dropped 30%, with market cap falling from $11 million to $7.5 million. KiloEx has suspended operations, is working with investigators, and launched a bounty program to help trace stolen funds and resolve the breach.

🚨ALERT: $7M Exploit from KiloEX DEX Breached The attacker manipulated price feeds across BNB, Base, and Taiko chains, draining liquidity. The exploit is still ongoing and $USDC linked to the hack may be blacklisted. Stay safe everyone.