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Cardano Outperforms Ethereum, Insider Reveals Key Security Differences

Cardano Outperforms Ethereum, Insider Reveals Key Security Differences

币界网币界网2026/01/27 12:11
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According to CoinWorld, the Ethereum Makinafi protocol suffered a $4.13 million vulnerability attack, highlighting key security differences between it and Cardano. According to Cardano DRep member "dori", Ethereum's transaction ordering mechanism allows MEV bots to reorder and intercept most of the stolen funds, and dori believes this mechanism prioritizes profit over security. They compared this to Cardano's eUTXO model, which restricts such MEV extraction behaviors. Despite the incident, Makinafi ultimately recovered most of the funds with the help of MEV builders and validators.
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