El token SafeMoon se desploma un 31% tras declararse en quiebra según el Capítulo 7

En un sorprendente giro de los acontecimientos, SafeMoon, el protocolo de finanzas descentralizadas (DeFi), vio caer el valor de su token en un 31% tan solo cinco horas después de la presentación oficial del Capítulo 7 de bancarrota. La petición voluntaria de liquidación por quiebra se presentó ante el Tribunal de Quiebras de los Estados Unidos para el Distrito de Utah el 14 de diciembre de 2023.

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Decentralized finance (DeFi) project Safemoon's SFM crashed to an all-time low after the firm behind it filed for bankruptcy on Dec . 14. Attorney Mark Rose filed for a Chapter 7 bankruptcy on behalf of SafeMoon at the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Utah.

The United States District Court is actively seeking the immediate detention of Braden John Karony, CEO of SafeMoon, amidst serious allegations of fraudulent schemes and financial crimes.

Safemoon (SFM/USD) price jumped to the highest level since May 10 as investors reacted to the latest upgrade to SafemoonSwap. The token jumped to a high of $0.00026, which was more than 100% above the lowest level this month. SafemoonSwap upgrade It is unclear why the SFM price has doubled in the past few days.

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Safemoon hacker returned $7.2 million of the funds stolen from the protocol's liquidity pool, blockchain analytical firm Peckshield reported. According to Peckshield, the attacker returned the funds in two transactions during the early hours of April 20.

The SafeMoon hacker agrees to return 80% of the stolen funds taken in last month's liquidity hack, per @SafeMoonSpidey. SafeMoon drained for $9 million On March 28, a smart contract vulnerability was exploited, leading to a liquidity drain that netted the attacker $9 million in tokens.

 When SafeMoon upgraded its smart contracts, an exploiter was waiting and watching. As soon as the upgrade was complete, the exploiter detected and exploited a bug in the code, one that led to the loss of $8.9 million from the memecoin's liquidity pool.

Safemoon (SFM/USD) price remained in a consolidation phase even as it made headlines on Wednesday. The SFM token was trading at $0.00020 on Thursday, which was a few points above this week's low of $0.00019. The price is ~16% below the highest point this week.

On March 28, SafeMoon, a DeFi project, announced on Twitter that the liquidity pool (LP) associated with it had been compromised. Safemoon Liquidity pool hacked SafeMoon has yet to disclose the cause of the incident, but security firm PeckShield believes it may be attributed to a contract upgrade that introduced a public burn bug.

Recent regulatory actions against crypto units have already rocked the crypto market around the world. What added more trouble to the broader crypto market was the collapse of the crypto-friendly Silicon Valley Bank (SVB).