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DeFi Weekly Roundup: Multichain Drama, Hacks, and Exit Scams Shake the Market

The Multichain Meltdown

In a shocking twist worthy of a nail-biting thriller, the Multichain protocol found itself at the center of a chaotic storm. Delayed node upgrades led to a dramatic plunge in its native MULTI token, which fell by 30% in just one day. As users gripped their wallets in disbelief, rumors of scandal surfaced, including whispers of arrests and missing billions. Talk about a plot twist!

Binance Takes Action

As the Multichain saga unfolded, Binance wasn’t about to sit back and watch the chaos. On May 25, the exchange responded by suspending deposits for ten bridged tokens, including some regulars like Polkastarter and Travala.com. Essentially, if you were hoping to add some spice to your asset portfolio, you might be left in the lurch.

Exit Stage Left: Fintoch and 32 Million Reasons to Be Wary

In the world of crypto, not all that glitters is gold. Fintoch, a project that claimed to have Morgan Stanley backing it, appears to have vanished with around $32 million of user investments. The project promised tantalizing returns, but instead delivered a swift exit, leaving many scratching their heads and looking for answers.

The WDZD Swap Heist

On top of the Multichain happenings, another story emerged from the DeFi shadows. The WDZD Swap protocol was hit hard when an attacker exploited its system for $1.1 million. It’s as if everyone decided to play a game of who can rob their neighbor! The report from CertiK ensures all eyes are on the blockchain security front.

Bug in Aave: Robbed but Safe?

If you thought it was safe to play with old versions of protocols, think again! A bug in Aave v2 has left some users unable to access their assets. In a strange predicament, users were unable to supply or withdraw their lovely Wrapped Ether or Tether but were told that their funds were “perfectly safe.” Let’s hope they’re not just navigating through a false sense of security!

Looking Ahead: What’s Next for DeFi?

As we stumble out of this bear week, the total market value of DeFi saw a slight increase, but let’s be real—better hold onto your hats because this ride is sure to get bumpier! With the total value locked in DeFi protocols still below the $50 billion mark, the fun is far from over. Stay tuned for our next installment of trials, tribulations, and maybe some triumphs as this ever-evolving space continues to unfold.

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