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Polymarket surpasses $1 billion in trading, driven by US election betting surge. Trump leads with 57% odds; Harris’s odds rise to 40% after Biden’s withdrawal. Series B funding of $70 million and MoonPay partnership boost Polymarket’s platform growth. Polymarket, a leading crypto betting platform, has achieved a significant milestone, surpassing $1 billion in trading volume. This surge has been largely driven by intense speculation surrounding the upcoming United States presidential election. Donald Trump leading with 57% odds According to Dune Analytics, Polymarket’s bet trading volume reached $1,051,670,878 million by July 31, a substantial increase from $111 million in June and...
Unizen Hacker Moves Stolen $2.1 Million to Tornado Cash
The attacker used a decentralized mixer that makes it hard to trace the origin of cryptocurrency transactions. Following the March 9 attack orchestrated by a malicious actor on Unizen, a decentralized finance (DeFi) protocol, which resulted in the loss of around $2.1 million, it has now been revealed that the hacker behind the attack has moved the stolen assets to Tornado Cash. In a post by blockchain security firm PeckShield, it was revealed that the hacker moved 2,179,859 DAI from the wallet used in the attack to an unknown wallet on August 7. They then changed the DAI into 865.4...
Satoshi “Fabulist” Submits Appeal in Identity Case
By Mark Hunter 1 week agoTue Aug 06 2024 09:15:33 Reading Time: 3 minutes Craig Wright filed for permission to appeal his defeat against COPA Wright failed to prove his Satoshi candidacy, with the UK High Court ruling he “lied extensively” and dismissing his claims The grounds of the appeal remain unknown Craig Wright has told his followers he has filed for permission to appeal his defeat to the Cryptocurrency Open Patent Alliance (COPA) in March. Wright had been tasked with proving his Satoshi candidacy against COPA in the UK High Court but failed miserably, with the judge in the...
