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Once upon a time, the SUI coin basked in the glory of a strong rally, reaching dizzying heights of $4.29 on May 12. This was a time when interest in the Sui DeFi ecosystem was as high as a kite on a windy day. But alas, the exploit on the Cetus DEX—a vital cog in the Sui machine—marked a turning point, akin to a tragic twist in a Chekhov play.
In the land of the not-so-lucky, tokens like Pi, BONK, SPX6900, and Sui are experiencing a bit of a meltdown, dropping 4% to 5%. The other altcoins are also feeling the pinch, but just a smidgen, which suggests that the bulls are still holding on for dear life. Surprisingly, no major liquidations have been reported in the last 24 hours, with total liquidations hovering around $200 million. But wait! The Bitcoin whales have started to sell, which might just be the reason for the current gloomy price action. 🐋
At present, the esteemed PancakeSwap (CAKE) finds itself trading at the princely sum of $2.67, a figure that has been buoyed by the recent integration of the Brevis trustless hooks. One cannot help but marvel at the ingenuity of such a system, which allows for personalized and dynamic trading fees, enforced by the most reliable on-chain logic. Gone are the days when one must stake their tokens, as these hooks, like attentive servants, detect trading volumes and CAKE balances, applying discounts with the swiftness of a well-timed quip. 😏
In a blog post that reads like a breakup letter, the Alpaca Finance team announced that they’ve made the “incredibly difficult decision” to start winding down. Apparently, shrinking revenue, failed acquisition talks, and the recent delisting of ALPACA from Binance were the final nails in the coffin. Who knew that being a DeFi project could be so dramatic? 🎭
The move, which was described with all the warmth and enthusiasm of a cat in a rainstorm, was a tough call — sort of like choosing between owning a pet porcupine or a pet tarantula. But ultimately, they did it to “safeguard our community and ensure a graceful and secure wind-down”. Because nothing says “we care” quite like retracting into the shadows with a sense of dignified mystery. 🔒
“Just like us, fr” – a comment on X (formerly Twitter), and who are we to argue? It’s almost too relatable, isn’t it?
Yes, indeed! This noble gentleman has donned the mantle of senior policy advisor at the esteemed Sygnum, a crypto bank that seems to think it can teach the old world a thing or two about digital coins. One can only imagine the conversations over fondue as they discuss regulatory strategies and partnerships with institutions! 🍽️
According to a rather cheeky report from Business Insider, the Bureau of Prisons (BOP) has estimated that our dear Sam could be released as early as December 14, 2044. This would be a full four years ahead of schedule, provided he plays nice and participates in some of those delightful prison programs. Who knew that good behavior could lead to such a swift exit? 😏
In a post-mortem report released on May 26, Cetus laid bare the details of this unfortunate incident. Apparently, the whole debacle stemmed from a vulnerability in an open-source library used in their smart contracts. Who knew that a little oversight in a library could lead to such a colossal mess? It’s like leaving the front door wide open and wondering why the raccoons are throwing a party in your living room.