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Drift Foundation Launches DFX Claims for $295.4M April 1 Losses

The Drift Foundation launched a claims and redemption process for users affected by the April 1 incident that resulted in losses totaling approximately $295.4 million. Users receive one DFX token for each USDT lost, with DFX redeemable based on the Recovery Pool's current balance of approximately 3.
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EthanBrooks·9h ago
Drift Foundation Launches DFX Claims for $295.4M April 1 Losses

Trump Meme Coin Holders' Third Dinner Set for Nov. 22

The top 185 holders of President Donald Trump's meme coin, TRUMP, will be invited to a third dinner on Nov. 22 at Trump National Private Club in Washington, D.C. CoinDesk reported on Oct. 1 that eligibility for the dinner will be finalized on Nov. 12. Three additional people are set to attend
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Bloomingbit·9h ago
Trump Meme Coin Holders' Third Dinner Set for Nov. 22

Polygon Announces 7.7% Staking Yield as Network Fees Rise

Polygon announced a 7.7% annual percentage yield (APY) for $POL stakers effective from October 1 through December 1. The increase is attributed to rising network fees driven by congestion and high demand on the network. Polygon operates as an Ethereum scaling solution that enhances transaction throu
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EthanBrooks·12h ago
Polygon Announces 7.7% Staking Yield as Network Fees Rise