A report released by Innora says that the Ethereum yield protocol Saturn has two critical vulnerabilities: first, a withdrawal-freeze vulnerability—under normal operations, funds may be locked for 30 days or even indefinitely; second, privileged addresses can divert up to 33.33% with each operation, with a maximum of approximately $157,000 in a single transaction, and a theoretical risk of about $4.26 million. More than 90% of Saturn’s assets are controlled by privileged addresses, and users are highly dependent on trust, while the vulnerabilities have not yet been fixed. Source: ChainCatcher.

According to ChainCatcher, Ethereum spot ETFs saw net outflows of $236.43 million yesterday (April 30), marking the fourth consecutive day of losses. BlackRock's Staked ETH ETF (ETHB) led inflows with $29.10 million, bringing its historical net inflows to $70.82 million. BlackRock's ETF (ETHA)