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Weekend Wrap: Uniswap dev sacked for alleged rug, Steadefi hacker goes mixing and more
Uniswap developer AzFlin has admitted to creating the FRENS token but has argued what he did doesn't constitute a rug pull.
Weekend Wrap: Uniswap dev sacked for alleged rug, Steadefi hacker goes mixing and more
Uniswap dev loses job, was it worth it?
A Uniswap developer known as “AzFlin” has been sacked by the founder of Uniswap Labs, Hayden Adams, for allegedly creating a memecoin and rug pulling it a few hours later for 14 wrapped-Ether (wETH), worth $25,800.
It is understood that AzFlin developed and deployed FrensTech token (FRENS) on Coinbase’s new layer 2 blockchain Base on Aug 12 before selling the tokens raised from the liquidity shortly after.
Adams publicly confirmed the sacking of AzFlin, adding that such behaviour is neither supported nor condoned at Uniswap Labs.
The developer has mocked the situation at hand with a series of light-hearted posts along with a new X (formerly Twitter) cover photo.
AzFlin is making fun of their new unemployment status. Source: X (formerly Twitter).AzFlin, however, claims that no rug pull was committed.
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Zunami Protocol confirms stablecoin pools attacked, $2.1M loss estimated
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Decentralized finance protocol Zunami Protocol has confirmed it has encountered an attack on its "zStables" stablecoin pools.
Blockchain security firm PeckShield was one of the first to detect the possible exploit on Curve on August 13 at 10:47 UTC. Zunami then confirmed the attack about 20 minutes later.
Zunami said that collateral in the pools remain secure and that the issue is now under investigation.
It is currently believed a flash loan price manipulation attack has taken place, with Zunami USD and Zunami ETH pools impacted.
Zunami Protocol confirms stablecoin pools attacked, $2.1M loss estimated
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Bitcoin’s sideways price action leads traders to focus on SHIB, UNI, MKR and XDC
Bitcoin (BTC) is on track to form two successive Doji candlestick patterns on the weekly charts but a positive sign is that the price is sustaining above the 20-week exponential moving average ($28,072). This suggests that the bulls have not lost their grip.
Popular trader TechDev used the three-week timeframe to show that Bitcoin’s compression above the 20-period moving average was approaching values seen only four times since Bitcoin’s creation. Interestingly, on all three previous occasions, the expansions happened to the upside, suggesting that history favors the bulls.
Crypto market data daily view. Source: Coin360However, in the near term, the lack of volatility has pulled Bitcoin futures trading volumes to their lowest levels since December 2022. Cointelegraph contributor Marcel Pechman believes this shows that traders may have shifted to other markets or maybe avoiding making moves at the current levels.
While several altcoins are looking to Bitcoin for direction, some have outperformed in the near term. Let’s study the charts of the top-5 cryptocurrencies that are looking positive over the next few days.
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