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Pendle is a decentralized finance (DeFi) protocol whose key feature is separating future yield from the underlying asset, allowing users to trade, hedge, or lock the "yield stream."
The core idea is that ordinary yield—such as interest/rewards generated from depositing stablecoins or staked assets into a lending protocol—is packaged as a tradable "future yield token." Users can choose to hold their principal, trade the yield, lock in yield earlier, or hedge against yield volatility.
Within this framework, the PENDLE token serves as the system's native token, used for governance, reward staking, and vePENDLE (vote-escrowed model).

Binance, the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange, halted withdrawals on October 29, 2026 after unauthorized transfers drained one of its wallets.

Coinbase, Bithumb, Daishin Securities and Mirae Asset Global Investments each confirmed unrelated breaches within the same day, with three of the four incidents reported in South Korea.

Solana switched on its Alpenglow upgrade on October 21, 2026, replacing the way its validators agree that a transaction is final. Validators are the computers that run the network, and finality is the point where a transaction can no longer be reversed.
vePENDLE, or vote-escrowd PENDLE, is a governance mechanism in the Pendle Finance ecosystem.
At precisely 01:45. an attacker deployed a malicious contract intended to exploit Pendle's systems.

PENDLE coin is the native token of the Pendle protocol, a DeFi platform focused on yield tokenization and trading.