SafeMoon's Descent: Bankruptcy Filing Shocks Crypto World
SafeMoon files for bankruptcy amid fraud charges, leading to a significant drop in its cryptocurrency value.
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SafeMoon files for bankruptcy amid fraud charges, leading to a significant drop in its cryptocurrency value.
Braden John Karony, the CEO of SafeMoon, has been detained in Provo, Utah, marking a significant development in the ongoing legal case against him.
The allegations put forth assert that these individuals misappropriated $200 million in investor funds, purportedly for personal indulgence in a lavish lifestyle.
The attack used an public token burn exploit.
SafeMoon price has decreased by 90% since its yearly high. It hasn't gained strength since overcoming crucial resistance.
The co-founders had reportedly disclosed only partial information regarding the defunct hedge fund's assets.
The Barstool Sports founder panic-sold Bitcoin in 2020 and has expressed fleeting interest in digital assets ever since.
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