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Circle under fire after $285 million Drift hack over inaction to freeze stolen USDC

After the $285 million Drift hack, the focus is shifting to Circle (CRCL) and whether it could have done more to stop the money. The attacker siphoned off roughly $71 million in USDC as part of the exploit Wednesday, according to blockchain security firm PeckShield. After converting most of the

Circle Hit With Allegations of Turning a Blind Eye to $420 Million in Illicit Funds Moving! ZachXBT Exposes a USDC Compliance Gap Igniting Controversy

The U.S. stablecoin company Circle has been accused of failing to effectively freeze more than $420 million in suspicious USDC funds. Investigators ZachXBT pointed out that since 2022, Circle has delayed freeze actions in multiple hack incidents, sparking questions about its compliance. The Drift Protocol attack involved in the incident has also made Circle’s criticism the focus. Market calls for Circle to raise its risk management standards were followed by serious losses to users caused by its delayed compliance enforcement.

Before Polymarket, Taiwan already had prediction markets: National Chengchi University’s “Future Event Exchange” existed 20 years ago

The “Futures Events Exchange,” launched in Taiwan as early as 2006, combines academic research with market mechanisms and has become an important prediction market in the Chinese-speaking world. The platform trades using virtual currency to predict the likelihood of future events based on prices; some predictions performed better than polls, but later it shut down after a transition. Compared with Polymarket today, the Futures Events Exchange is more like an academic experiment.

Circle minted 3 billion USDC over the past 4 days, averaging 750 million per day

Gate News update: On April 3, according to Lookonchain monitoring, Circle has continued minting USDC over the past 4 days. The daily minting amount is 750 million tokens, for a total of 3 billion minted USDC over 4 days.