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Bahamas Attorney General: FTX Remains The Subject Of “An Active Investigation”
Bahamian authorities are still investigating the collapsed cryptocurrency exchange FTX, according to Bahamas Attorney General Ryan Pinder, who complimented the Bahamas’ regulatory structure and the speed with which it responded to the situation. For more specific information, you can read the article below:
Justin Sun And Vitalik Buterin To Invest $2 Billion In WEF
Justin Sun, founder of Tron, quote retweeted, stating he and Vitalik Buterin, co-founder of Ethereum, will invest 2 billion into Wrapped Ethereum Foundation (WEF) to recover all the funds. For more specific information, you can read the article below:
Aave Decommissions Low Liquidity Asset Pools To Defend Against Threats
To protect against attacks, Aave decommissions low liquidity asset pools. Last week, a large CRV trade left DeFi Lender with a $1.6M bad debt. For more specific information, you can read the article below:
Singapore Government Faces Parliament Over FTX Consequences Including $275M Of Temasek
The Singapore government faces closer scrutiny over the fallout of Sam Bankman-Fried’s FTX crypto empire. In particular, the state investment fund Temasek Holdings was locked $275 million on the platform. For more specific information, you can read the article below:
Abracadabra Calls On Sushi Swap As A Faulty Oracle Threatens $10 Million
SushiSwap has been asked by the community of Abracadabra, a crypto lending protocol and issuer of the MIM stablecoin, to make changes to two of its Bento vaults holding $10 million in Abacadbra users’ assets that could be at risk. For more specific information, you can read the article below:
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Crypto Market Highlights November 28, 2022
Crypto Market Highlights News Of The Day
Bahamas Attorney General: FTX Remains The Subject Of “An Active Investigation”
Bahamian authorities are still investigating the collapsed cryptocurrency exchange FTX, according to Bahamas Attorney General Ryan Pinder, who complimented the Bahamas’ regulatory structure and the speed with which it responded to the situation. For more specific information, you can read the article below:
Justin Sun And Vitalik Buterin To Invest $2 Billion In WEF
Justin Sun, founder of Tron, quote retweeted, stating he and Vitalik Buterin, co-founder of Ethereum, will invest 2 billion into Wrapped Ethereum Foundation (WEF) to recover all the funds. For more specific information, you can read the article below:
Aave Decommissions Low Liquidity Asset Pools To Defend Against Threats
To protect against attacks, Aave decommissions low liquidity asset pools. Last week, a large CRV trade left DeFi Lender with a $1.6M bad debt. For more specific information, you can read the article below:
Singapore Government Faces Parliament Over FTX Consequences Including $275M Of Temasek
The Singapore government faces closer scrutiny over the fallout of Sam Bankman-Fried’s FTX crypto empire. In particular, the state investment fund Temasek Holdings was locked $275 million on the platform. For more specific information, you can read the article below:
Abracadabra Calls On Sushi Swap As A Faulty Oracle Threatens $10 Million
SushiSwap has been asked by the community of Abracadabra, a crypto lending protocol and issuer of the MIM stablecoin, to make changes to two of its Bento vaults holding $10 million in Abacadbra users’ assets that could be at risk. For more specific information, you can read the article below:
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