Ostium
Coverage of Ostium in the Nexus archive.
- Ostium blames off-chain breach for $24 million exploit, rules out smart contract flaw
Ostium attributed a $24 million exploit to an off-chain breach and confirmed no smart contract flaw was involved. The company stated trader collateral remained unaffected and plans to release a recovery plan for liquidity providers.
- Morning Minute: Base Hands Its App Over to Cobie
Base transferred its app to Cobie. Stripe made a $53 billion move potentially affecting the stablecoin market, and Ostium lost $18M in a DeFi exploit.
- Ostium pauses trading after apparent $18 million vault exploit
Ostium paused trading following a $18 million vault exploit. The attacker converted stolen USDC into ETH and dispersed the funds across multiple wallets.
- Ostium’s onchain perpetuals exchange to be ‘powered’ by Nasdaq data
Ostium's onchain perpetuals exchange will be powered by Nasdaq data, making it the first onchain trading venue to offer equity perpetual products with this data. This partnership is a significant development in the field of onchain trading. The tie-up enhances Ostium's capabilities, leveraging Nasdaq's data expertise.
- Ostium upgrades backend, adds offchain institutional liquidity providers like Jump
Ostium has completed a major backend overhaul and introduced offchain institutional liquidity providers such as Jump, repositioning itself as a decentralized execution layer for global markets.
- HL, Ostium, or a CFD broker which is better rn for gold and FX?
A trader is comparing Hyperliquid (HL), Ostium, and CFD brokers for trading gold, oil, and FX, focusing on execution costs including fees, spreads, and funding. HL offers the lowest fees with 'growth mode,' while Ostium reduced fees by 75% but remains slightly higher. The user seeks insights on overall cost efficiency and trade-offs between platforms.