https://news.bitcoin.com/solana-dex-warns-liquidity-providers-to-withdraw-after-north-korean-employee-link-surfaces/
Stabble, a Solana-based decentralized exchange ( DEX), urged all liquidity providers on Tuesday, to withdraw their funds immediately after onchain investigator ZachXBT publicly linked a former employee to suspected North Korean IT operations. Key Takeaways: Stabble urged all liquidity providers to withdraw funds on April 7…
Solana DEX Warns Liquidity Providers to Withdraw After North Korean Employee Link Surfaces
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