Another Fantom project winds down citing Multichain exposure
Over $1.5 billion of users' and enterprises' assets were held on Multichain prior to the arrest of its CEO Zhaojun He.
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Over $1.5 billion of users' and enterprises' assets were held on Multichain prior to the arrest of its CEO Zhaojun He.
Fantom's TVL dropped from over $364 million in early May to about $70 million on July 14. At its peak in 2022, Fantom's TVL topped $7.5 billion.
The $29 million TVL lending platform is shutting down because its oracles are misreporting Multichain token values after the exploit.
A phishing link was included in the tweet and shared with the affected users of the hack, leading them to believe it was associated with the Fantom Foundation.
Multichain has suspended its operations after an unexplained transfer of crypto assets worth millions of dollars took place on July 6.
Some Multichain contracts on Ethereum suffered withdrawals of more than half of their deposits, causing on-chain sleuths to fear an exploit is underway.
Developers will get a 15% cut of the fees they generate, but only if their app has done more than 125,000 transactions and has existed for three months.
Despite similar price action, Fantom and Optimism ecosystems are moving in opposite directions and this is reflected in each token’s price.
As per technical data, the FTM market has turned overbought after rallying 230% in five weeks, with the coin’s momentum slowing down compared to the price boom.
Bitcoin bulls look to push BTC price to $24,000 and in doing so, LTC, AVAX, APT and FTM could extend their monthly gains.