Gnosis Pay powers stablecoin card programs and multi-currency accounts for wallets, neobanks, exchanges and payment processors worldwide, all built on self-custodial wallets. That means blockchain risk moves fast, and staying ahead of it takes real intelligence, not guesswork. Hear from MLRO Caio Beck on how Elliptic helps his team catch on-chain risk early, decide faster and build controls that hold.

Should GnosisDAO spin the Gnosis App out into an independent company led by the team that built it? GIP-152 is live on Snapshot and closes 12 August, 14:19 UTC. Quorum is 75,000.

BREAKING: A Gnosis Pay breach exposes card numbers, home addresses and linked crypto wallets, CoinDesk reports. One user said the data tied his home address and card number to every crypto wallet linked to his account. (via CoinDesk)

Update: SparkLend on Gnosis Chain is planned for deprecation on September 14, 2026. Upon spell execution, all remaining outstanding loans on the Gnosis Chain instance become liquidatable immediately. Users are encouraged to repay debt before September 14 to avoid liquidation. Deprecation reduces the risk surface of Spark and eliminates ongoing maintenance costs.

Months away from Gnosis Chain transforming into an Ethereum Economic Zone rollup. Here are the core stats from 7.89 years as a Layer 1: → 47,971,288 blocks → 403,617,488 transactions → 538,713,224 addresses → 8.41 transactions per block Source:

Thank you @3ijan from @gnosis_ & @aboutcircles for the thoughtful note and such a nice gift, you just made my day! The web3 space sometimes forgets what it stands for, and that in the end we are trying to build a fairer future, a good reminder in the age of hyper-centralization

🚨SlowMist TI Alert🚨 💸 Unknown Gnosis Safe wallet Loss: ~$7.73M 🔍 Root Cause: In the `multicall(address, bytes[])` function of the Router contract (address `0x4f005592…`), the `_contract` parameter could be set to `address(this)`. Consequently, the `_isAuthorized` function—used for internal permission checks—would unconditionally return true. This allowed the victim Safe module contract to execute attacker-crafted malicious call data via `DelegateCall`, injecting aEthrsETH into an attacker-created liquidity pool equipped with a hook; the assets were subsequently swapped and redeemed for profit. 📌 Attacker: 0x2f7e143e27f2fa26ef3b8ac72698f1d321422f67 📌 Victim: 0x40e93a52f6af9fcd3b476aedadd7feabd9f7aba8 📌 Vulnerable Contract: 0x4f0055926c839d1d960a82cbf84e2ee933958ebc Txs: Powered by