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What’s been happening with Arbitrum

124 items about Arbitrum from the last 30 days — news, project blogs, podcasts, video and governance. Plus 8 events scheduled in the next 30 days. And 41 security incidents across all protocols.

30 days to 24 Sept, 23:48 UTC

The last seven days held fewer than 20 items, so this page has widened to a 30-day window rather than show you an empty one.

Upcoming events

8 events

  • Founders & Investors Brunch ✨ (invite only)

    Seoul, Korea 🇰🇷29 Sept, 00:00 UTC

  • VCs & LPs Cocktail Hour ✨ (invite only)

    Seoul, Korea 🇰🇷29 Sept, 00:00 UTC

  • Arbitrum HackHouse

    Singapore, Singapore 🇸🇬2 Oct, 00:00 UTC

  • Token2049 Singapore Founders & Investors Brunch ✨ (invite only)

    Singapore, Singapore 🇸🇬7 Oct, 00:00 UTC

  • Token2049 Singapore VCs & LPs Cocktail Hour

    Singapore, Singapore 🇸🇬7 Oct, 00:00 UTC

  • DFC Pitch Competition Singapore: $100,000+ in Startup Benefits (with Arbitrum)

    Singapore, Singapore 🇸🇬7 Oct, 00:00 UTC

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Video

4 videos

Podcasts

2 episodes

Project blogs

1 post

Security incidents across all protocols

41 incidents

  • Likwid — Missing Pairdelta Update In Leverage0 Margin Borrow Freezes Amm Quote

    18 Sept, 00:00 UTC

  • Nimiq — Gsn Forwarder Skips Signature Check Relying Solely On Attacker Chosen Paymaster

    16 Sept, 00:00 UTC

  • PrimeFinance — Permissionless Stale Signed Oracle Report Overwrite Drains Lending Pool

    16 Sept, 00:00 UTC

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Where this comes from

Every row above is a record in the Alphaday index — the same corpus the free API and MCP server read. News comes from 49 outlets, deduped and tagged; podcasts, video and project blogs are indexed the same way; governance covers forum posts and DAO proposals. Nothing here is written by us, and nothing is summarised: the digest is a query, and this page shows you what it returned.

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