The combination of Justin Sun’s reputation and the existing troubles at Bitgo, Wrapped Bitcoin's (WBTC’s) custodian, is causing alarm within the crypto community. Many fear that this mix could lead to instability and credibility issues for the largest Bitcoin to Ethereum bridge.

This token will help develop a network owned by developers, turning active contributors into stakeholders.

Multichain's abrupt service resumption sparked insider trading concerns. A swift $1.6 million profit made by one user hints at potential collusion.

$1.5 billion of assets still locked in the Multichain protocol have reportedly been confiscated by Chinese police as part of a money-laundering investigation. However, one source suggests that this is just the latest face of police embezzlement in the country.

Multichain saw significant outflows yesterday causing fears of an exploit, as the team urged users to revoke all contracts until further notice. Meanwhile, CEO Zhaojun hasn’t been seen since the end of May, with rumors at the time suggesting he may have been arrested in China.

About $1.5 million was transferred from the address associated with the Nomad exploit to the Tornado Cash. Apparently the attackers are trying to cash out the funds.

A Twitter user found an exploit in the BitBTC bridge. But, the developers ignored the user's requests until someone started using the exploit.

North Korean group of hackers, Lazarus, attacked deBridge. The human factor has become a vulnerability again.