Taiko warns users to pull funds from its Ethereum L2 bridge after a security breach, with ETH at $1741.66 showing bullish EMA structure on the 4h chart.

Taiko lost $1.7M after enclave-key.pem leaked in public GitHub repo, allowing forged SGX attestations and zero-proof withdrawals.

Taiko exploited for $1.7M as 1.99M TAIKO moved to MEXC; bridges compromised and users urged to withdraw immediately.

According to Vitalik Buterin, Taiko (taikoxyz) is a reliable and trustworthy rollup solution. This endorsement from the Ethereum co-founder could positively influence the perception and adoption of Taiko among crypto traders and developers.

According to @CryptoMichNL, Covalent ($CXT) has launched a new ecosystem that allows users to stake $CXT tokens and earn $TAIKO tokens as rewards. The first token available for earning through this staking mechanism is $TAIKO. CryptoMichNL has personally staked $CXT.

According to PeckShieldAlert, an Ethereum Foundation-labeled address (0x976F...dE4B) has transferred approximately 3.48 million TKO tokens, valued around $9 million, to Bitcoin Suisse. These tokens were initially received from Taiko.

According to @EmberCN, Particle Network (@ParticleNtwrk) has initiated the second phase of its joint testnet activities. This phase involves collaboration with five EVM chains: Base (@base), Linea (@LineaBuild), Taiko (@taikoxyz), KakarotZkEvm (@KakarotZkEvm), and Zircuit (@ZircuitL2). Tasks have been updated accordingly, allowing participants to continue earning points.