The crypto scammer who stole 1,155 Wrapped Bitcoin (WBTC), equivalent to $70. 5 million, has begun returning the funds, according to on-chain data. Blockchain security firm Peckshield reported that the attacker had returned 50% of the stolen funds— approximately 11,446.
Quick Take The Glassnode supply last active (SLA) chart overlays multiple cohorts, each representing a percentage of the circulating supply based on the duration since the coins were last active. These cohorts include 1+ years, 2+ years, 3+ years, and 5+ years.
Blockchain security firm Cyvers Alert reported that an unnamed crypto trader lost 1,155 Wrapped Bitcoin (WBTC), equivalent to $70. 5 million worth, to address poisoning. The firm said: “Are we mistaken, or has someone truly lost $68 million worth of WBTC? Our system has detected another address falling victim to address poisoning, losing 1,155 WBTC.
Quick Take Farside data shows that the Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) witnessed an outflow of $34. 4 million on May 2. Grayscale’s GBTC was the sole ETF to experience outflows, which is an encouraging sign compared to May 1, when all ETFs faced outflows.
Justin Sun’s crypto exchange Poloniex sees WBTC trading at a 20% discount, raising concerns over its peg to Bitcoin. The price of Wrapped Bitcoin (WBTC) on Poloniex in a trading pair with BTC has dropped by 22%, raising concerns over…
As Bitcoin (BTC) grapples with resistance near the $30,000 level after a week of fluctuations, Compound (COMP) rises by 10% in 24 hours. At the beginning of the week, Bitcoin opened with a certain price, and since then, it has…