The hacker behind the recent $600 million hack on cross-chain decentralized finance protocol Poly Network has returned $258 million of the stolen funds and conducted an ask me anything (AMA) session.
$400 billion asset management firm Neuberger Berman has given its $164 million commodities-focused mutual fund permission to invest indirectly in bitcoin and ether.
Cryptocurrency asset manager Valkyrie Investments has filed a proposal with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for a bitcoin ETF that would “not directly invest in bitcoin.”
Sponsored: The gaming social network, fruitlab, has partnered with layer-2 blockchain solution Aventus Network to process fruitlab tokens at speed, scale, and a fraction of the normal cost. Fruitlab's creators earn revenue from the sharing and engagement with their content in the form of fruitlab tokens, called PIPs.
Top stories in the Crypto Roundup today:
- Poly Network Hacker Returns $258 Million, Conducts AMA
- $400 Billion Investment Manager Greenlights Indirect Crypto Investments
- Crypto Asset Manager Valkyrie Becomes Latest Firm Filing for Bitcoin Futures ETF
- Daily Movers – XRP, MATIC, YFI
- Sponsored: Aventus Network Partners With fruitlab, Processes Half A Millions of Monthly Transactions.