Kontrolle & Belege · 2016 onward
DAO governance: follow the vote all the way to execution
A public vote can be transparent while power remains concentrated in delegation, proposal rights, upgrade keys or execution.
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DeFi und Governance
DAO governance: transparent votes can still concentrate power
Proposal rights, quorum, delegation and execution determine who can direct the assets.
Blockchain-Grundlagen
Data availability
Participants need transaction data to reconstruct state and exit.
Infrastruktur & Eigentum · Modular blockchain design
Data availability, historical storage and the limits of a hash
A commitment can authenticate data without supplying it. Publishing data now and preserving it for years are related but different jobs.
Blockchain-Grundlagen
Data availability: can the state be independently reconstructed?
A commitment identifies data; availability determines whether the required data can be obtained.
Betrugsmaschen
Deepfake executive livestreams
Generated video or copied broadcasts impersonate a public figure.
Ursprünge & Geschichte · 2018–2021
DeFi’s expansion: pooled liquidity, collateral and rented activity
Automated markets and token incentives changed how users could provide capital, and made headline growth harder to interpret.
Wallets und Sicherheit
Delegatecall authority
Delegatecall runs another contract's code in the caller's storage context.
Betrugsmaschen
Discord account takeovers
A compromised team or moderator account publishes an emergency link.
KOLs und Werbung
Discounted OTC tokens promoted at market price
An influencer buys below market and promotes into public demand.
Marktstruktur
Divergence loss: what a liquidity position gives up relative to holding
Fee income and inventory changes must be evaluated together.
Krypto-Geschichte
DMM Bitcoin, 2024: a recruitment lure reached a custody workflow
The official attribution follows a fake coding test through session impersonation to a manipulated transaction request.
Betrugsmaschen
DNS hijacking
Domain records are changed so a real name resolves to attacker infrastructure.
Web-Grundlagen
DNS: the name is part of the security boundary
A familiar domain must still resolve to the intended service.
Namen, Identität und Web-Inhalte
DNSSEC and HTTPS: two checks behind a wallet website
Authenticated name resolution and encrypted transport do not certify a financial application.
Betrugsmaschen
Dust-token message scams
A token name, NFT description or tiny transfer contains a malicious URL.
Blockchain-Grundlagen
Economic and protocol finality
Finality defines when reversal becomes impossible or economically exceptional.
Blockchain-Grundlagen
EIP-1559 base fees
Ethereum burns a protocol base fee that adjusts with block utilisation.
Smart Accounts und Governance
EIP-4788: a beacon root is a commitment, not the whole beacon state
Ethereum exposes a consensus-layer commitment to contracts; the proof and interpretation still need work.
Smart Accounts und Governance
EIP-6963: choosing between browser wallets without trusting the icon
Provider discovery solves a coordination problem; names and icons remain self-reported.
Wallets und Sicherheit
EIP-712 domains: what stops a signature travelling to another application?
Readable fields help, but the signed domain and replay controls still matter.
Wallets und Sicherheit
EIP-7702: delegation deserves its own review
An account upgrade can change the code used when your address is called.
Namen, Identität und Web-Inhalte
ENS names: why a reverse record needs a forward check
A readable name improves navigation only when the address relationship is verified.
Wallets und Sicherheit
ERC-1155: one operator approval can cover many token IDs
An approval for a collection contract is broader than permission for the item pictured on a page.
Wallets und Sicherheit
ERC-1271: a contract decides whether a signature is valid
Smart-wallet signatures depend on validation logic and state, not only public-key recovery.
Recherchemethoden
ERC-165: interface support is a claim, not a security certificate
A contract recognising a function set does not prove that its implementation behaves honestly.
Wallets und Sicherheit
ERC-1967: finding the implementation behind a proxy address
The address users recognise can remain unchanged while the code they execute changes.
Wallets und Sicherheit
ERC-2612: a permit deadline is not an allowance expiry
The time limit governs submission of the signature, not necessarily the life of the resulting approval.
Wallets und Sicherheit
ERC-4337: programmable accounts without assuming one private key is enough
Bundlers, account validation and optional paymasters split a transaction flow into distinct responsibilities.