Banana Gun refunds funds and enhances security to restore user's confidence
The Telegram-based cryptocurrency trading bot Banana Gun has announced it will refund users who collectively lost $3 million in a recent hack carried out by 11 attackers.

The Telegram-based cryptocurrency trading bot Banana Gun has announced it will refund users who collectively lost $3 million in a recent hack carried out by 11 attackers.
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BANANA Gun surges with Binance listing, marking a 3.85% daily increase and a 38.20% market cap rise.
Bitcoin’s price chart is similar to the one it saw just weeks after the 2016 halving and is currently hovering near a local bottom, according to cryptocurrency traders.
Some data showed a roller coaster trend, but Banan Gun’s total transaction volume still ranked second on the Bot track.
Newly listed coins often post massive increases. Positive token metrics can be used to filter attractive projects.
Despite his initial losses in trading, JC Enriquez still strongly believes that crypto will bring him more profit in the years to come.
Jeremy Spence aka “Coin Signals” scammed around $5 million from 170 investors who were unaware their crypto was used to fund a Ponzi scheme.
“The new license will enable us to provide safe, reliable and efficient investment, trading and custody services for a wide range of digital assets,” said SFOX co-founder Akbar Thobhani.