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DeFi Exploits, On-chain Interventions, And The Private Key: Recent Developments In Crypto-asset Recovery

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By John Lee, Jonathan Gilmour, Natalie Lewis
| Mondaq
We recently saw two of the largest DeFi exploits of 2026 within just 18 days: the approximately US$285 million breach of the Drift Protocol on Solana on 1 April1and the approximately US$292 million exploit from Kelp DAO on 18 April2. While the attack methods differed, a common theme was that neither were "hacks" in the straightforward sense of exploits of computer code; rather each attack exploited points of weakness within the governance structures around each DeFi application.
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At A Glance: What Will The Revised EMIR Clearing Thresholds Mean For You?

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By Jonathan Gilmour, Elinor Samuel, Anne Tanney
| Mondaq
TS Travers Smith LLP More It’s not just law at Travers Smith. Our clients’ business is our business. Independent and bound only by our clients’ ambitions, we are wherever they need us to be. We focus on key areas of work where we are genuinely market leading. If it’s hard – ask Travers Smith. The EMIR clearing thresholds and calculation methodology are being changed. United Kingdom Finance and Banking
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Why we need the National Center for Atmospheric Research Original

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By Jonathan Gilmour, Brittany Janis, Abby André
| FedScoop Verified
The Trump administration earlier this month announced plans to dismantle the National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR) in Colorado, which has been an anchor scientific institution since 1960. Office of Management and Budget director Russell Vought announced the decision on social media, calling NCAR a source of “climate alarmism.” Every day, NCAR’s work protects Americans from threats they never see. It makes weather forecasting accurate enough that we trust it implicitly.
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