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Goldman Sachs’ growing investments in cryptocurrency are surprising given the bank’s past stance. In 2020, Goldman Sachs dismissed Bitcoin, claiming it was “not an asset class” and “not suitable for investment.”
According to the blog post, “Mekong is meant to be a playground for wallet developers to experiment with UX changes and for stakers to gain confidence in the upcoming changes”.
“The attacker sold these stolen EIGEN tokens via a decentralised swap platform and transferred stablecoins to centralised exchanges”, stated Eigen Labs in a press release.