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The auditing platform Code4rena has announced its shutdown, and Immunefi will absorb its bug bounty clients and researchers

According to official news, the smart contract auditing platform Code4rena has announced that it will gradually cease operations, and the Web3 security company Immunefi will take over its clients and security researchers. Code4rena posted on social media that it has made the decision to shut down and stated that all ongoing competitions and bounty activities will be completed as usual, and existing collaborations will be "properly concluded." Immunefi stated that it will assist in migrating Code4rena's bounty projects, reward structures, and researchers to its platform.Code4rena is known for its "competitive auditing" model, where independent researchers compete to find vulnerabilities in smart contracts for rewards. This shutdown comes less than two years after blockchain security company Zellic acquired Code4rena in 2024. Previously, Code4rena raised $6 million from Paradigm in 2023 for auditing incentives and platform expansion.This shutdown comes at a difficult time for DeFi protocols and the security sector. Data from DefiLlama shows that there were over 20 crypto vulnerability incidents in April alone, setting a monthly record. JPMorgan analysts believe that ongoing DeFi security incidents are limiting major institutional investors from entering the market. Meanwhile, the total value locked in DeFi has decreased from about $160 billion in October to approximately $83 billion currently.

Ethereum Prysm client bug causes validator participation to drop by 25%, risking finality

Cointelegraph monitored that shortly after the Fusaka network upgrade, the participation of validators in the Ethereum network sharply declined due to a bug in the Prysm consensus client, resulting in a large number of voting nodes going offline.Prysm officially announced on Thursday that its v7.0 version client unnecessarily generated old states when processing outdated attestations, causing nodes to malfunction. Developers recommended that users temporarily start the client with the "--disable-last-epoch-targets" flag as a workaround.Data from Beaconcha.in shows that in Epoch 411,448, the network's sync participation and voting participation dropped to 75% and 74.7%, respectively. The voting participation decreased by 25%, falling just under 9 percentage points short of the two-thirds majority (66.6%) required for the network to maintain finality.The extent of the decline in voting participation roughly corresponds with the share of validators using the Prysm consensus client, indicating that the failures in attestations are likely concentrated among Prysm validators. Previously, Prysm's share had reached as high as 68.1%. As of the time of writing, the current voting participation in the Ethereum network's Epoch (411,712) is nearly 99%, with sync participation at 97%, indicating that the network has recovered.Current data from MigaLabs shows that Lighthouse still accounts for 52.55% of consensus nodes, with Prysm in second place at 18%. Ethereum educator Anthony Sassano stated that if Lighthouse encountered this bug, the network would lose finality.
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