Today's news tips:
OneCoin co-founder sentenced to 20 years in prison and $300 million fine
Hong Kong Securities Regulatory Commission warns: JPEX is an unregulated virtual trading platform
Binance.US lays off one-third of its employees, CEO Brian Shroder resigns and is temporarily replaced by CLO
MetaMask launches Snaps feature, which will be compatible with non-EVM blockchains
TON Foundation launches self-hosted crypto wallet TON Space for Telegram users
Kasikorn Bank launches $100 million flagship fund KXVC to invest in Web3, AI and other fields
opBNB mainnet is officially launched, Enjin Blockchain is also officially launched
Beosin: The current loss of CoinEx exchange is at least $53 million
Regulatory News
OneCoin co-founder sentenced to 20 years in prison and $300 million fine
According to The Block, the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York announced in a statement that OneCoin co-founder Karl Sebastian Greenwood was sentenced to 20 years in prison and fined $300 million for defrauding 3.5 million investors and using the proceeds to purchase five-star resorts, private jets and yachts.
“As the founder and leader of OneCoin, Karl Sebastian Greenwood perpetrated one of the largest fraud schemes ever committed,” U.S. Attorney Damian Williams said in the statement. “Greenwood and his co-conspirators, including fugitive Ruja Ignatova, defrauded unsuspecting victims of billions of dollars with promises of a ‘financial revolution’ and claims that OneCoin would be a ‘bitcoin killer’ when it was worthless.”
OneCoin was founded by Ruja Ignatova in 2014. The project has been the subject of investigations in the United States and the United Kingdom since 2016, and several countries have been trying to catch the scammers since then. Last June, OneCoin founder Ruja Ignatova was included in the FBI's Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list.
The US SEC has filed a lawsuit against market-making giant Virtu Financial, accusing it of misleading customers about information security
According to Reuters, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) filed a lawsuit against high-frequency trading market-making giant Virtu Financial in Manhattan federal court on Tuesday, accusing it of making material false and misleading statements and omissions in its information barriers to prevent the misuse of sensitive customer information.
The SEC said in the complaint that Virtu Financial repeatedly and falsely told customers that the company used "information barriers" and "systematic isolation between business groups" to protect their material non-public information, when in fact, from January 2018 to April 2019, "anyone" could access sensitive customer information and transaction information of its subsidiary Virtu Americas by using a common username and password. The leaked information included detailed identification information of customers and the names, prices and quantities of securities they bought and sold. The lawsuit seeks civil penalties, recovery of illegal gains and prohibition of further violations against Virtu Financial.
It is reported that Virtu Financial has stated that it makes markets on major cryptocurrency exchanges and has participated in the $50 million Series A financing of digital asset and foreign exchange brokerage firm Hidden Road Partners; in September last year, Virtu Financial and a consortium of giants such as Charles Schwab and Fidelity launched the cryptocurrency exchange EDX Markets (EDXM).
Hong Kong Securities Regulatory Commission warns: JPEX is an unregulated virtual trading platform
The Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) has announced that it has noticed a virtual asset trading platform called "JPEX" actively promoting its services and products to the Hong Kong public through social media influencers and over-the-counter virtual asset currency exchange dealers. The SFC has clarified that none of the entities under the JPEX Group have been licensed by the SFC, and have not applied to the SFC for a license to operate a virtual asset trading platform in Hong Kong.
NFT
Disputes escalate among Milady's parent company team members as both sides fight for project control and accuse each other of misappropriation of funds
The co-founders, officers and managers of Milady’s parent company, Remilia, jointly released a statement using the account @Milady_Sonoro X: “Founder Charlotte Fang is spreading a false narrative that has nothing to do with reality in an attempt to preempt legal review and public exposure of his own malfeasance and misappropriation of Remilia’s collective funds. Three weeks ago, we sent a letter to Charles (Account X is Charlotte Fang) seeking to get him to recognize us as co-founders, provide us with our equity in the collective, and demand that he return all funds siphoned from the coffers. In response to our letter, and after Charles’ attorney asked us not to make our concerns public, Charles filed a lawsuit falsely labeling us as ‘independent contractors’ and ‘terrorists.’ Charles’ claims are not accompanied by a contract or the countless messages we have received from him to prove our claims and contradict his own. We welcome the opportunity to resolve this dispute in court.”
The statement clarified: "1. Remilia has always been a collective. The limited liability company unilaterally created by Krishna in Delaware does not own the assets of the collective, but was established without the knowledge or support of the other co-founders. 2. We are co-founders, executives, board members and equity holders, and there is evidence such as signed contracts, text messages, and phone calls. 3. Bonkler's treasury has not been stolen, and the funds have been (and continue to be) safely held by the auction contract controlled by Ccccaa, which was done with the previous approval of the Remilia co-founders. 4. After discovering that Charles removed other funds from the collective treasury without authorization, we asked Charles to return the $600,000 in assets in the collective treasury multi-signature that was transferred to his personal account to the collective, but he removed all other co-founders of Remilia from the treasury multi-signature, and after his public posts and the release of the indictment, he withdrew a total of $2.6 million worth of digital assets."
In response, Charlotte Fang said: "Remilia has no co-founders, Remilia has no co-founders, and from the beginning, I have held sole control over funds and operations. Before the establishment of a limited liability company, I solely controlled the assets used to fund Remilia's operations, and they reached an agreement directly with me and received compensation from the funds I controlled. Milady and the core team working on Remilio received a share of the revenue and accepted to join the company as a normal position to continue working, and these people never negotiated equity at the time or at any time. This lawsuit was caused by the seizure of company property before requiring all stablecoins and NFT vaults of Remilia to be transferred to an entity controlled by 5 parties for equal division. They threatened to expose publicly first and refused to comply with the cease and desist order or participate in private arbitration. I took action to freeze Bonkler to protect the interests of the community. The developer has no right to retain ownership of the Bonkler contract. Jimbo did receive a letter of intent from a co-founder, but he refused at the time."
Earlier yesterday, Milady founder Charlotte Fang said that a Milady developer seized the code base and misappropriated $1 million from Bonkler’s vault.
Project News
Binance.US lays off one-third of its employees, CEO Brian Shroder resigns and is temporarily replaced by CLO
According to Bloomberg, a Binance.US spokesperson said that the company's CEO Brian Shroder has resigned and will be temporarily replaced by Chief Legal Officer Norman Reed. The company is cutting about a third of its employees, or more than 100 positions, as the company faces a series of increasingly severe legal and operational challenges.
A Binance.US spokesperson said: “The actions we’ve taken today have given Binance.US more than seven years of financial business development opportunities, allowing us to continue serving our customers while operating as a pure crypto exchange. This is an unfortunate example of the SEC’s attempts to undermine our industry and the impact it has on our business, which has real-world impacts on American jobs and innovation.”
Coinbase to List VeChain (VET) and VeThor (VTHO)
According to the official Twitter, Coinbase announced that it will list VeChain (VET) and VeThor (VTHO). If liquidity conditions are met, trading will begin at or after 0:30 on September 14th, Beijing time. If sufficient supply of the asset is established, trading of VET-USD and VTHO-USD trading pairs will be opened in stages.
Note: Coinbase only supports the above two crypto assets on the VeChain network. Do not send these two assets through other networks, otherwise the funds may be lost. Coinbase does not support any VTHO network payments to VET holding users on the platform. Users who wish to receive these network payments should hold VET in a wallet that supports VTHO payments.
MetaMask launches Snaps feature, which will be compatible with non-EVM blockchains
MetaMask announced the launch of a new feature called Snaps, which aims to expand its use on blockchain networks that are not compatible with the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) itself. Snaps are software modules that can be integrated with MetaMask, allowing the wallet to be used across chains, including Cosmos, Solana, and Starknet. MetaMask has worked with more than 150 developers to expand the development of Snaps.
Later in the day, it was announced that the MetaMask Snap public beta already includes 34 applications.
Hashdex has submitted an application for a spot Ethereum ETF
Bloomberg analyst James Seyffart tweeted that crypto asset management company Hashdex has applied for the spot Ethereum ETF "Hashdex Nasdaq Ethereum ETF".
Celsius to suspend claims lawsuit against former CEO and other former executives
The Official Committee of Celsius Unsecured Creditors tweeted that this morning, an agreement was reached between Celsius Debtors, the Official Committee of Unsecured Creditors, and the U.S. Attorney's Office to suspend claims litigation against former Celsius CEO Alex Mashinsky and other former Celsius executives while Mashinsky's criminal trial continues. Federal prosecutors asked the Official Committee of Unsecured Creditors to agree to a stay of proceedings to avoid any possible interference with Mashinsky's criminal trial. U.S. prosecutors agreed to coordinate with the Litigation Administrator regarding the distribution of recovered assets in the criminal case. The Official Committee of Celsius Unsecured Creditors supports expeditious enforcement of the law and returning any funds recovered to account holders.
Vesta Finance token surges 150% as co-founders launch “angry exit” proposal
According to DL News, the DeFi lending protocol Vesta Finance is in a leadership crisis, and two of the three co-founders of the project, James "Atum" Peterson and Midnight, have issued an "angry exit" proposal on the governance forum to exit the project. "Angry exit" refers to the practice of liquidating project funds (in whole or in part) and distributing the funds to investors. In the proposal, they expressed disappointment with the lack of progress in the project and asked for $1.68 million in compensation as a settlement. They believe that by disengaging from the current parties and compensating them, friction caused by conflicts of opinion and ideas can be eliminated, and the removed founders can be fully compensated for their significant contributions.
Another co-founder and CEO Mikey Milken opposed their departure and proposed an alternative settlement of "acquiring shares of Atum and Midnight," saying it would not jeopardize the protocol upgrade plan. Milken said that any proposal to move forward needs to take into account the interests of all stakeholders who are still interested in the future progress of the project while allowing uninterested parties to leave. Milken also raised regulatory concerns related to a clean exit. He said that VSTA is a utility token and does not give holders the right to make claims on the project's treasury. Not everyone holds this view. Some investors, including early supporters of the project, have called for an "angry exit." Vesta's main investor Ogle believes that "'angry exit' is the best outcome for investors at this time. It's all difficult to recover." Several DAO members are also strongly calling for an "angry exit" as the "best solution" for all parties involved.
Vesta Finance is a DeFi lending protocol on the Arbitrum blockchain, with a total locked value of $11.61 million. The project's treasury holds $10 million in crypto assets. On-chain data shows that while the conflict has split the Vesta community, some opportunistic investors are pouring into the project's native token, VSTA, to get a share of the treasury funds. Since the dispute began, the price of VSTA has risen by more than 150% (the token's market value is currently about $6.97 million).
Pantera Capital shifts investment strategy to evaluate mid-stage crypto companies
According to Bloomberg, Paul Veradttakit, managing partner of crypto venture capital firm Pantera Capital, said in an interview in Singapore: "The biggest change in the company's investment strategy is that it is more willing to evaluate crypto companies in the middle of development, and the valuation decline in Series B and Series C financing is greater than that in early-stage investments. Currently, a large part of our investable areas is outside the United States." Veradttakit expects that capital flows outside of seed-stage projects will remain slow for the next year or so.
Pantera Capital manages $3.3 billion in assets and about 100 venture investments, with 47% of its investment capital outside the U.S., according to the company's website. Veradttakit said about 40% of its portfolio companies are non-U.S., and the number of such companies is likely to increase. Over time, and as the infrastructure required for cryptocurrency and blockchain technology is built, he expects the number of entrepreneurs and applications from Asia to grow significantly.
Binance Leverage will delist 20 BUSD-related cross-margin and isolated-margin trading pairs
According to the official announcement, Binance Leverage will remove ALICE/BUSD, ANKR/BUSD, AVA/BUSD, BICO/BUSD, CLV/BUSD, COTI/BUSD, DAR/BUSD, DEGO/BUSD, GLM/BUSD, IMX/BUSD, KP3R/BUSD, KSM/BUSD, LRC/BUSD, MDX/BUSD, MKR/BUSD, POLYX/BUSD, SLP/BUSD, WAXP/BUSD, XTZ/BUSD, and ZIL/BUSD full-margin and isolated-margin trading pairs at 14:00 on September 21.
In addition, Binance will also delist AMB/BUSD, ASTR/BUSD and other trading pairs on September 15.
. Specifically: September 15, 2023 11:00 (Beijing time): AMB/BUSD, ASTR/BUSD, BAT/ETH, DASH/BUSD, GMX/BUSD, HOT/BUSD; September 15, 2023 13:00 (Beijing time): IMX/BNB, KNC/BNB, MC/BUSD, MDT/BUSD, NULS/BUSD, RAD/BUSD, RAY/BUSD, REQ/BUSD; September 15, 2023 15:00 (Beijing time): SSV/BUSD, STMX/BUSD, TROY/BUSD, WOO/BUSD.
Coinbase CEO reiterates: Decision to integrate Lightning Network, but it will take some time
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong responded to netizens on the X platform and said: "We have decided to integrate the Lightning Network. Bitcoin is the most important asset in cryptocurrency, and we are happy to do our part to achieve faster/cheaper Bitcoin transactions. Integration will take some time, please be patient."
Block.one’s crypto exchange Bullish plans to apply for a license in Hong Kong
According to Bloomberg, Tom Farley, CEO of Block.one's crypto exchange Bullish, said that as part of its international expansion efforts, the exchange plans to apply for a license in Hong Kong. Farley revealed that the company has 260 employees worldwide, including 110 in Hong Kong, about 75 in the United States, 40 in Singapore, and dozens in Gibraltar. Farley said: "We are applying for a license in Hong Kong. We have been building an exchange there for four years. This is our largest office."
Bullish Exchange is registered in Gibraltar and currently does not offer services in the United States, Canada, mainland China, Japan, Israel and Russia, according to the company’s website.
BitMEX launches its first batch of prediction market contracts, including predictions such as "The fate of SBF" and "The future of Bitcoin ETF"
According to the official blog, the crypto exchange BitMEX announced the launch of the prediction market, a cryptocurrency derivative that enables traders to predict the results of various real-life events such as themes, industries, etc. and take positions. The first batch of contracts currently available for trading include the following predictions: FTX bankruptcy filing (product P_FTXZ26), the future of Bitcoin ETF (product P_XBTETF), and the fate of FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried (product P_SBFJAILZ26).
Fortress founder: The company lost more than $10 million due to last week's security incident and has compensated affected users
According to Fortune magazine, Scott Purcell, founder and CEO of crypto trust company Fortress Trust, said that the company lost $12 million to $15 million in cryptocurrencies in a recent hacker attack, most of which was Bitcoin, but a small amount of two stablecoins USDC and USDT were also stolen. The company immediately made up for the loss, "out of 225,000 customers, only four customers were actually affected." Purcell repeatedly emphasized that the fault for the security breach lies with third-party vendors, not Fortress Trust or the company's custody partners Fireblocks or BitGo.
A Ripple spokesperson declined to comment on the severity of the security breach, but said that "the amount used to pay customer funds has been included in the transaction." The Block has reported that as part of the acquisition, Ripple has fully compensated Fortress customers who suffered security incidents. A Ripple spokesperson said that the acquisition process has accelerated after this security incident. As of the time of the acquisition announcement, neither Ripple nor Fortress Trust disclosed that Ripple had agreed to include customers as part of the transaction.
It is reported that Fortress said in a statement released on the X platform on September 7 that its customers were affected by "third-party suppliers whose cloud tools were compromised", but no financial losses were caused. On September 8, Ripple announced the acquisition of Fortress. Ripple funded the acquisition through a combination of cash and equity, but did not disclose the valuation.
TON Foundation launches self-hosted crypto wallet TON Space for Telegram users
According to Decrypt, the TON Foundation announced its partnership with Telegram on Wednesday, launching a self-hosted encrypted wallet TON Space for Telegram platform users, which is now available to about 800 million users of the chat platform. In addition, the foundation stated that projects built on TON will have priority access to Telegram Ads, the messaging app's advertising platform.
A TON spokesperson said the wallet feature is currently available in Telegram’s settings and will begin rolling out globally in November, “excluding the United States and some other countries.”
FTX revised its proposed asset sale to ease U.S. government concerns, but still said no advance announcement of the transaction was required
According to CoinDesk, the crypto exchange FTX has revised its proposal to sell billions of dollars in crypto assets, aiming to alleviate the concerns raised by the U.S. Department of Justice bankruptcy trustee in a filing on Tuesday. Under the proposal, FTX still does not need to issue a trading announcement in advance, given that cryptocurrency transactions may have a significant impact on the market.
The U.S. bankruptcy trustee initially opposed FTX's plan, saying any intention to sell Bitcoin or Ethereum should be publicized as widely as possible so that others have a chance to raise objections. In a compromise, FTX agreed to let the U.S. bankruptcy trustee participate privately and work with a committee representing creditors. Judge John Dorsey will consider the proposal at a hearing later on Wednesday.
According to previous news, the judge has rejected SBF's motion for pre-trial release; Bullish and Tribe Capital have made a bid for FTX.
Kasikorn Bank launches $100 million flagship fund KXVC to invest in Web3, AI and other fields
According to Tech in Asia, Thailand's large digital bank Kasikornbank (KBank) has launched a $100 million flagship fund, KXVC, which will invest in AI, Web3 and deep technology startups focusing on financial services. In addition to investment, KXVC will provide founders with Kasikornbank's corporate resources, SME and consumer networks, and partner assistance.
It is reported that the fund was established by Kasikorn X, the innovation department of Kasikorn Bank, and plans to focus on investing in more than 30 start-ups and funds in Asia Pacific, Israel, the United States and the European Union.
Warning: Mozilla fixes serious zero-day vulnerability in Firefox and Thunderbird, users are advised to upgrade in time
According to The Hacker News, Mozilla, the Internet giant behind the Firefox browser, released security updates on Tuesday to address a serious zero-day vulnerability in Firefox and Thunderbird that has been actively exploited in the wild. The official has resolved this issue in Firefox 117.0.1, Firefox ESR 115.2.1, Firefox ESR 102.15.1, Thunderbird 102.15.1 and Thunderbird 115.2.2, and users are advised to upgrade in time.
The vulnerability, identified as CVE-2023-4863, is a heap buffer overflow vulnerability in the WebP image format that could lead to arbitrary code execution when processing specially crafted images. "Opening a malicious WebP image could lead to a heap buffer overflow in the content process, and we are aware of this issue being exploited in other products," Mozilla said in an advisory report. According to the description of the US National Vulnerability Database, the vulnerability could allow a remote attacker to perform an out-of-bounds memory write operation via a specially crafted HTML page.
Linekong Interactive has purchased 93.85 BTC in the previous 12 months, and the board of directors intends to seek authorization to purchase cryptocurrencies again
According to the financial news, Hong Kong-listed company Linekong Interactive (08267.HK) announced that according to the company's announcements published on June 15, 2023, July 7, 2023, August 8, 2023 and August 17, 2023, the group purchased a total of 92.4712 units of Bitcoin in open market transactions, with a total cash consideration of approximately US$2.66 million. During the 12 months immediately preceding the date of this announcement, the company purchased a total of 93.85 units of Bitcoin in open market transactions, with a total cash consideration of approximately US$2.7 million. During the 12 months immediately preceding the date of this announcement, the company purchased a total of 93.85 units of Bitcoin in open market transactions, with a total cash consideration of approximately US$2.7 million.
The announcement stated that the board of directors proposed to seek prior approval from shareholders to grant a purchase authorization to authorize and empower directors to make potential cryptocurrency purchases during the authorization period, with the total cost not exceeding US$5 million in total. The group also noted that the price of cryptocurrencies may fluctuate significantly, so the board of directors intends to invest in the largest cryptocurrencies by market value (such as Bitcoin and Ethereum).
Astar Network to Launch Astar zkEVM, a Layer 2 Solution Powered by Polygon
According to The Block, Astar Network is working with Ethereum expansion developer Polygon Labs to launch its Layer 2 solution Astar zkEVM. According to a statement, Astar Network will use Polygon CDK (an open source code library for launching zero-knowledge-driven Layer 2 chains for Ethereum) to build Astar zkEVM. The Astar zkEVM testnet is scheduled to be launched in the fourth quarter of this year, and sETH will be used as the Gas token on the testnet.
OKX: The abnormal prices of some contracts are due to the abnormal limit price calculation system. The problem has been fixed and the affected users will be compensated
Perpetual contract trading pairs of multiple currencies such as TRB, PERP, WLD, and YGG on the OKX platform experienced a spike in prices. Among them, TRB fluctuated by more than 90% in a short period of time, PERP fluctuated by 13% in a short period of time, and WLD and YGG also fluctuated by more than 20% in a short period of time.
OKX responded on the X platform that due to a short-term abnormality in the platform price limit calculation system during 15:38-15:43 (HKT), the prices of some contract targets on the OKX platform were abnormal. The relevant issues have been fixed, and the specific scope of impact and user losses are currently being verified. A compensation plan will be given as soon as possible.
Enjin Blockchain is now live
Blockchain game development platform Enjin announced that Enjin Blockchain is now live, and Enjin Wallet, NFT.io and other Enjin applications will soon be back online.
Huobi has changed its name to HTX
The official X account shows that Huobi has changed its name to HTX. The official website logo has also been changed to HTX. It also said: "H" represents the H of Huobi, "T" represents TRON, indicating the determination to All in TRON, and "X" represents the exchange business.
opBNB mainnet is officially launched
The opBNB mainnet based on OP Stack has been officially launched. In the future, it will focus on enhancing the network's resilience and decentralization through Proof Enhancement, account abstraction, data availability of BNB Greenfield, interoperability with BNB Greenfield, decentralized sorters, and other aspects.
Financing News
Crypto VC firm Electric Capital plans to raise $300 million for its new fund
According to The Block, according to documents filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Web3 venture capital firm Electric Capital plans to raise $300 million for its new fund. The fund, called Electric Capital Venture Fund III, has not yet started its first sale, and Electric plans to limit the issuance time to less than one year. It is reported that Electric Capital is located in Palo Alto, California, and was founded by Curtis Spencer and Avichal Garg in 2018. The company raised $110 million for its second venture fund in 2020. In March 2022, Electric Capital raised $1 billion to invest in early-stage crypto startups.
Web3 collaborative entertainment protocol Mythic completes $6.5 million financing, Shima Capital founder leads investment
According to Finsmes, the Web3 collaborative entertainment protocol Mythic Protocol has completed a $6.5 million seed round of financing, led by Yida Gao, founder of Shima Capital, and participated by Alpha JWC, Saison Capital, GDV Venture, Planetarium Labs, Arcane Group, Presto Labs, MARBLEX, EMURGO Ventures, HYPERITHM and some angel investors. The funds will be used to develop and launch initial core products.
Cross-border payment platform Parallax completes $4.5 million seed round of financing, led by Dragonfly Capital
According to the official blog, the cross-border payment platform Parallax announced the completion of a $4.5 million seed round of financing, led by Dragonfly Capital, with participation from Circle Ventures, General Catalyst, gumi Cryptos Capital, Palm Drive Capital, Comma Capital, Firsthand Alliance, and angel investors such as Balaji and Zach Abrams. The new funds will be used to continue to expand the team size and business scale.
L2 Network Layer N Completes $5 Million Seed Round of Financing, Led by Founders Fund and Dao5
Ethereum Layer 2 network Layer N announced the completion of a $5 million seed round of financing, which was jointly led by Founders Fund and dao5, with participation from Kraken Ventures and Spencer Noon. It is reported that Founders Fund invested $1.8 million in this round of financing.
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Report: Liquidity Providers Have Executed Over $2 Billion in Wash Trades on Ethereum-Based DEXs
A report from Solidus Labs claims that token deployers and liquidity providers have conducted over $2 billion worth of cryptocurrency wash trading on Ethereum-based DEXs since September 2020, manipulating the prices and trading volumes of more than 20,000 tokens.
The researchers conducted a wash trading investigation on three DEXs. Among the 30,000 Ethereum-based DEX liquidity pool samples, 67% of liquidity providers performed wash trading, of which wash trading accounted for 13% of the total pool trading volume. Solidus researcher Will Kueshner said: "In terms of quantity, we are focusing on 1% of all liquidity pools. The real scale of wash trading on DEX may be much larger than this."
According to Solidus, wash trading on Ethereum is not cheap, and each transaction can cost between $1 and $5. But the profits can make up for it. For example, Shibafarm's deployers made about $2 million in profits in two hours in May 2021 by extracting two-way liquidity from the pool.
Beosin: The current loss of CoinEx exchange is at least $53 million
According to Beosin's Beosin KYT virtual asset anti-money laundering compliance and analysis platform, as of press time, the exchange CoinEx's losses on multiple blockchains are estimated to be at least US$53 million, including: approximately US$18 million on the ETH chain, approximately US$6.3 million on the BNB chain, approximately US$11.1 million on the TRON chain, approximately US$6 million on the XRP chain, approximately US$5.97 million on the BTC chain, US$286,000 on the Polygon chain, US$2.65 million on the Solana chain, US$448,000 on the BCH chain, US$1.7 million on the XDAG chain, and US$1.12 million on the KDA chain.
According to SlowMist, the CoinEx hackers may be the North Korean hacker group Lazarus Group, which has been linked to other attacks.
An OTC buyer of CRV, the founder of Curve, transferred 609,000 CRV to Binance
Lookonchain updated the transfer of CRV from the address starting with 0xb0b to Binance. This address has deposited a total of 609,057 CRV (US$240,000) into Binance today.
It is reported that the address starting with 0xb0b previously purchased 2.5 million CRV from the founder of Curve through OTC. Earlier today, it was reported that the address transferred 548,700 CRV to Binance.
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