Asset management firm GoldenTree partner Joseph Naggar will leave the company
According to two sources, Joseph Naggar, a longtime partner at asset management giant GoldenTree based in New York, will be leaving the company. He played an important role in the company's expansion into the cryptocurrency field, investing in dozens of startups in the crypto space. The sources said that the asset management company is currently exploring various options for advancing its cryptocurrency division, including the possibility of divesting it.
DZB launches digital asset custody platform
On November 6th, DZ BANK, the central cooperative bank in Germany, announced that it has launched a new digital asset settlement and custody platform, becoming one of the first banks in Germany to provide such blockchain-based services to institutional clients. The bank is Germany's largest custodian with over 300 billion euros in assets under management, ranking third in Germany, behind only BNP Paribas and State Street. <br>
Pie Shield: Magnate Finance Devs Modify Protocol Oracle Provider and Remove All Assets
According to PeckShield monitoring, the developer of Magnate Finance has modified the provider of the oracle and removed all assets from the protocol.Currently, Magnate Finance's TVL is only $107,000.Previously, it was reported that the Magnate Finance website was inaccessible and the Telegram group had been deleted.
Crypto Lender Celsius to Hold Vote on Asset Sale Plan to Fahrenheit Consortium, Creditors Could Recover 67%-85% of Holdings
Crypto lender Celsius, which filed for bankruptcy last year, has received approval from a judge to hold a vote on its plan to sell assets to the Fahrenheit consortium. The plan would see creditors recover between 67% and 85% of their holdings, with returns largely being made in bitcoin and ether.
Voyager Sells Millions Worth of Crypto Assets, Including 1.4 Trillion SHIB, on Coinbase Amid Bankruptcy Process: On-Chain Data
Crypto lender Voyager is selling off its Shiba Inu holdings as it liquidates millions of dollars worth of assets on Coinbase. The company has sold 49 different tokens on the platform, with Shiba Inu making up almost 23% of the total sale.
The Shibarium Team May Find It Difficult To Restore Bridging Assets, and the Prices of SHIB and BONE Have Fallen Sharply
On August 17th, according to Cointelegraph, screenshots of internal Telegram conversations between Shibarium developers show that Chief Developer Shytoshi Kusama revealed that the team cannot recover assets bridged to the Shibarium network. Cryptocurrency detective ZachXBT stated that he has not yet confirmed whether the assets are truly lost, but pointed out that the RPC (node running key blockchain client software) is no longer operational, and described the Shibarium Scan block explorer as "terrible".
Beosin: RocketSwap on the Base Chain Was Attacked Due to the Leak of the Private Key of the Deployer
According to Beosin's public opinion monitoring, RocketSwap's assets in the farm contract deployed on the Base chain were transferred to the attacker's account due to the leakage of the deployer's private key. The project party has now closed the farm contract.
Figures: Over $150 Million in Assets Bridged to the Base Blockchain
Data from blockchain analysis platform Dune Analytics shows that as of now, assets worth $151,965,185 have been bridged to the Base blockchain.
Multichain-Related EOA Addresses Transferred Large Amounts of Assets 10 Hours Ago
The information on the chain shows that the assets in the address starting with 0x1eed related to Multichain were transferred to the address starting with 0x6320. The transferred assets included about 64 million fUSDT, 13,000 WETH, 11.9 million DAI and 52 WBTC.
HectorDAO Has Opened a Vote on “Whether To Liquidate $16 Million in Vault Assets”
According to the Snapshot page, HectorDAO has opened a vote on "whether to liquidate 1,041,483 HEC and $16 million in treasury assets", and the voting will end at 12:00 on July 18. Option 1 is to agree to liquidate Hector Network and redistribute all assets present in the vault as of the date of liquidation to HEC token holders in proportion to the amount of HEC held by each holder. Option two is to agree to migrate all assets and HEC tokens in the Hector Network vault to other alternative chains, while HEC token holders retain their token holder rights.