Starknet Foundation sets deadline for STARK token airdrop
The Twitter community recently spread a screenshot of an interface on the Starknet (STRK) website , listing many criteria to achieve this project's airdrop.
However, this is only the initial draft, users even noticed details about the project name being misspelled, and many commented that "this screenshot is even from other websites." fake website".
Screenshot of an interface on Starknet's website.
Commenting on the event, the Starknet Foundation said that the team is building and testing different front-end versions, some of which are promising and some of which are not.
The organization also emphasized that the criteria listed in the above draft are still in the process of development and review. The final criteria will soon be announced by the project when completely ready.
Starknet Foundation also confirmed that the Snapshot deadline for the airdrop has also been decided and that future user activities will not be counted towards the reward criteria.
In a 2022 announcement, the Starknet Foundation said there will be 10 billion STARK tokens issued. Of which, 50% will be retained by the organization and the rest allocated to programmers, units contributing to the ecosystem and the community.
AntPool refunds record $3 million Bitcoin transaction fees
In an announcement on November 30, one of the world's largest Bitcoin mining factories AntPool accepted to return a record $3 million in transaction fees that they froze last week.
AntPool notification content posted on the website.
Because on November 23, a person accidentally paid 83.65 BTC (equivalent to 3.14 million USD) in fees for a transfer of 139.42 BTC (5.23 million USD), creating the largest fee ever paid in USD in history. history. This fee is 6 times higher than Paxos' previous record of 500,000 USD in September.
Immediately afterwards, a newly created X account named @83_5BTC confirmed that he was the owner of the above wallet. However, this person also said his wallet had been hacked. AntPool's risk control system has blocked the above transaction fee and asked the owner to contact before December 10 to verify ownership.
Blast users lost 10% of their transactions due to price slippage
Specifically, the address "0xf71...68D2" deposited 500,000 USDT into Blast 's contract and after the automatic swap process on the Curve pool, the amount of DAI this user received was only 450,000 DAI.
Transaction of wallet "0xf71...68D2".
This means that the above transaction was affected by 10% because of price slippage, causing users to lose 50,000 USD. It is known that this user made 2 similar transactions with a total loss of approximately 100,000 USD.
Blast later issued a Tweet to explain the above phenomenon and admitted that the platform had an error.
Specifically, Blast said the user interface on Blast misconfigured the slippage parameter value, resulting in a total loss of $110,000 for users. The project said it has patched the error and will take measures to compensate damaged users.
The lost amount and additional 10% bonus will be sent directly to the user's address above. Blast also said that it had conducted a data scan to review and discovered that only one address mentioned above was affected by this bug.
Tiger Global reduced its investment in BAYC by 69% and in OpenSea by 94%.
According to sources from Bloomberg, Private Investment Partners 15 - an early-stage private investment fund worth nearly $13 billion of Tiger Global - is said to be suffering an 18% loss, according to paper reports as of the end of the month. 9, after this fund reduced its market share to many companies in its portfolio.
Specifically, Tiger Global reduced its investment in the Bored Ape Yacht Club (BAYC) NFT collection by 69% , and in NFT exchange OpenSea by 69%. Tiger Global has invested 126.8 million USD in OpenSea. Previously, this investment fund completely cut 38 million USD in FTX to zero after the exchange collapsed.
Additionally, PIP 15 also saw a 45% drop in AI company Superhuman and a 72% drop in privacy solutions tool DuckDuckGo.
After emerging as one of the technology sector's largest investment funds, Tiger Global has experienced a prolonged period of losses. In November 2022, the leading hedge fund reported a loss of 54.7% for the year. Then, in March, the WSJ reported that Tiger Global lowered the value of its private funds by an average of 33% in 2022.
