Blockchain Network Fantom Now Pays 15% of FTM Token Fees Back to Eligible Projects

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Multichain sees significant token drop amid ongoing transaction delays

The decentralized cross-chain protocol Multichain is grappling with severe transaction delays, causing its native token, MULTI, to plummet 29.4%, even as the team works on a resolution and reassures users of the safety of their funds. In recent developments, the native token for the cross-chain bridge Multichain, also known as MULTI, experienced a sharp drop of 29.4% today, down to a trading value of $5.02 as per data from CoinGecko. This sudden downfall came in the wake of reports by users experiencing stuck transactions, which sparked concerns in the community.…

Multichain token plunges 30% on backend upgrade delay

On May 24, the token price of cross-chain router protocol Multichain (MULTI) fell by 30% over 24 hours to trade at $4.97 at the time of publication.  The selloff came after users reported that their multi-chain funds had not arrived due to a backend node upgrade “taking longer than expected.” An admin in the Multichain Discord channel wrote: “Most routes are working as usual, as some routes (Kava, zkSync, Polygon zkEVM) are temporarily suspended. All affected transactions will arrive after the upgrade is complete. We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience…

FTX unveils FTX 2.0 strategy, FTT token surges 17% surge

Share Share on Twitter Share on LinkedIn Share on Telegram Copy Link Link copied Under the guidance of CEO John Ray III, FTX unveiled resurrection plans in a new project known as FTX 2.0.  Documents recently filed in the United States Bankruptcy Court for the County of Delaware provide insight into the comprehensive planning and execution of the relaunch by John Ray III and his team. Ray invoiced the company’s bankruptcy estate for over $290,000. FTX also paid an extra $1.3 million to other workers who took over the exchange…

Exchange Token BGB Has Made 3,000% Since the Launch – New ATHs on the Horizon

HodlX Guest Post  Submit Your Post   It pays to be early in crypto. But if you can’t be early, you can still make money from being late – provided you’re not the last one in the door. No one wants to exit liquidity for tokens that have pumped massively, making their early adopters wealthy while leaving laggards to fight over single percentage-point gains. Just like exchange tokens such as BNB and KCS, Bitget’s BGB has pulled four-figure profits for those with the luck or wisdom to buy early and ‘hodl’…

Tornado Cash’s TORN Token Up 10% as Attacker Submits Proposal to Undo Attack

Given the attacker’s holdings of TORN governance tokens, the proposal looks as though it will pass when voting closes on May 26, though it’s unclear when the action will be executed. When the proposal passes, the malicious code that the attacker integrated into the protocol, which allowed them to steal voting power from others, will be removed, and the governance of Tornado Cash’s DAO will go back to token holders. Source

Attacker Takes Over Tornado Cash DAO With Vote Fraud, Token Slumps 40%

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Influencer served settlement demand via NFT, following $7M token presale

A nonfungible token (NFT) influencer has been served with a settlement demand via NFT – which casually dropped the “F bomb” several times – alleging that the influencer engaged in wire fraud “at a minimum,” on a recent $7 million token presale. Lawyer Mike Kanovitz, a partner at Loevy & Loevy, took to Twitter on May 20 to state that a settlement demand letter has been served as an NFT to the wallet address associated with the alleged influencer known as ‘Ben.eth,’ whose real identity remains undisclosed. He alleged that…