Anot Nanseno, kriptovaliutų birža „Huobi“ per pastarąsias septynias dienas išleido 94.2 mln. USD – 60 mln. USD (63.8 proc. duomenys.
DeFillama duomenys rodo, kad biržos nutekėjimas per paskutines 24 valandas viršijo 70 mln. Duomenys rodo, kad biržoje buvo gautos didelės įplaukos – 87.9 mln. USD gruodžio 15 d. ir 46.04 mln. USD gruodžio 28 d. – nuo to laiko įmonė užfiksavo daugiau nei 200 mln.
According to Nansen, the highest outflows were from stablecoins addresses (USDT ir USDC) ir „Ethereum“ (ETH) wallets with high balances.
Huobi patvirtino plans to lay off 20% of its staff in a “structural adjustment” that would be completed within the first quarter.
Huobi controls over 80% of HT
Nansen said Huobi holds 81% of the circulating supply of its native token, HT.
Earlier today, the token experienced a sell-off that saw its value drop by over 6%; however, its value rebounded and grew to $4.66590 spaudos laiku.
Meanwhile, Lookonchain pranešė that Sun deposited 100 milijonų dolerių vertės USDT ir USDC in Huobi. A crypto trader nurodė, that a buy wall of 1M HT suddenly appeared after the deposits.
Justin Sun dispels rumors
Tron founder cum Huobi’s advisor Justin Sun dispelled the rumors surrounding the exchange. Sun sakė the key to the firm’s success was to “Ignore FUD and Keep Building.”
Meanwhile, a Twitter thread from blockchain analytical firm Arkham Intelligence Tvirtinama that Sun might also have problems with his fortune. According to the firm, on-chain data shows Sun paid thousands of dollars in slippage to swap and bridge stablecoins rather than redeeming directly on Tron.
Arkham added that Sun has no reason to do this because he has an institutional banking relationship.
Several analysts have advised Huobi users to withdraw their funds from the exchange. BnkToTheFuture CEO Simon Dixon tweeted, “nobody should have funds on Huobi at this point.” Arkham Intelligence also patarė the exchange users to withdraw their assets into tier-1 exchanges (Binance/Coinbase) or self-custody.
Source: https://cryptoslate.com/huobi-sees-net-ouflows-of-over-60m-in-24-hours/