Solana ecosystem users are seemingly being targeted in a new exploit that has so far drained over 8,000 wallets from users of different platforms including Phantom, Slope, and TrustWallet.
The Ontario Securities Commission (OSC) has included a number of cryptocurrency firms in a consumer protection alert that called out companies not registered to deal in the Canadian province. The warning encompasses possible harmful or illegal activity.
Cryptocurrency exchange Zipmex will release Solana (SOL), Cardano (ADA), and Ripple (XRP) tokens to users’ wallets in the coming days after blocking users from withdrawing their funds last month. The process will start with SOL and will be followed by XRP and ADA.
Sponsored: XRPayNet has been making major progress in the DeFi space this year. Their recent launch of a versatile mobile application has allowed users to trade with freedom. The app touts the flexibility to trade with 90,000 trading pairs available for use. This vast expansion of technology and availability has been a widely positive first impression from its customers.
Top stories in the Crypto Roundup today:
- Over 8,000 Solana Wallets Drained in New Exploit
- Ontario Regulator Includes Crypto Firms in Consumer Protection Alert
- Crypto Exchange Zipmex to Open Withdrawals for Some Tokens
- Crypto Investment Products’ AUM by Company
- Sponsored:XRPayNet - Redefining the industry standard for financial transactions