Scammers have developed a new tactic to defraud Solana users by burning their tokens seconds after purchase, using a Solana token extension to secretly erase crypto holdings. While the motives vary, the result is consistent: users lose their assets.
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JinseFinanceThe well-known cross-chain project Layerzero released a news article, encouraging users who think they are "witches" to "surrender" and also encouraging them to report other "witches" users.
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ChainalysisFTX, under John Ray III, is working on getting charity recipients to return the funds.
BeincryptoA story of lies, inflated metrics, and where we go from here.
CharlieXYZCalifornia becomes the first state to officially announce an investigation.
CoindeskThe new shop entertained about 400 crypto-curious guests on opening day, and hopes to host even more as other stores are opened across the U.S. and the rest of the world.
CointelegraphWhile awaiting Crema Finance’s report on the situation, the Crypto Twitter community took it to themselves to track down the hacker’s wallet and better understand the problem.
CointelegraphYield-generating app Stablegains, which is facing a lawsuit that lost about $44 million worth of user funds in the Terra crash, has previously said it allocated the funds to "multiple stablecoins."
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