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Compound DAO has been named in a case brought by three complainants who claim they experienced damages after purchasing its native COMP tokens,
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Compound DAO had voted unanimously to implement changes in the rules of the protocol This move was motivated by the need to keep the protocol safe after the Aave exploit Recently, COMP holdeThe post Compound tightens its rules to prevent Aave-like exploit, details inside appeared first on AMBCrypto.
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The first self-executing DAO token of scale since 2016 rose to as much as half an eth on a little known exchange called Bilaxy. This new exchange does not seem... The post Ethereum Defi Token Rises to $1 Billion as Assets Under Compound Double appeared first on Trustnodes.
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The world’s first prominent decentralized autonomous organization is now live almost precisely four years after this was first tried on ethereum in 2016. Compound, a financial decentralized app running on.
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It happened: Bitcoin is now an Ethereum token. Wrapped Bitcoin (WBTC), an ERC-20 token with a 1-1 peg to bitcoin, went live on the Ethereum network on the final day of January, “the first token that makes Bitcoin compatible with the Ethereum chain,” its architects say.
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Coinbase, the cryptocurrency exchange, along with its CEO, Brian Armstrong, is facing a new class-action lawsuit.
Alexander Vinnik, co-founder of the now-defunct crypto exchange BTC-e, admitted to conspiring to launder money, marking a significant development in a long-standing legal saga.
Coinbase has filed a motion seeking Judge Failla’s permission to seek an interlocutory appeal on her recent order involving investment contracts.
Google has initiated a lawsuit against a group of individuals accused of orchestrating a vast cryptocurrency scam that impacted over 100,000 users globally.
Cryptocurrency balances on KuCoin’s exchange fell across multiple digital assets as the platform navigates a regulatory probe involving its founders.
A new class action lawsuit is targeting the New York-based law firm Sullivan & Cromwell (S&C), which previously served as legal counsel for FTX.
The suit was filed in September 2022 by Julian Moreno Beltran and Douglas Gan on behalf of 375 others, who claim they lost a combined $57 million.