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LAB single-day surge hits a new all-time high, as ZachXBT calls it the final pump of a scam

The AI trading terminal project token LAB hit a new high of $16.23 on June 1. On May 14, on-chain investigator ZachXBT released an investigation report on the project, saying that around 95% of the LAB token supply may be held by insiders; after it reached the new high, ZachXBT reiterated on X that this was the last fraudulent pump before the market maker unlocked all hidden supply in an OTC private placement. LAB history new high timeline: six weeks rising from $2.15 to $16.23 On May 1, 2026, t
LAB42.4%
BCH0.93%
TON3.86%
ESE-2.14%
MarketWhisper·10h ago
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Zama’s cUSDC freeze is lifted; the court withdraws the temporary restraining order in an overnight financial dispute

Zama, the privacy encryption company, has lifted the freeze on its confidential USDC contract (cUSDC) that was frozen as of May 31. Previously, Circle carried out a blacklist operation overnight against the cUSDC contract address pursuant to a federal court order, freezing a USDC pool worth $12.6 million. The trigger was a civil dispute between Overnight Finance’s founder and OVN token holders. Freeze Trigger Mechanism: A Single Disputed Depositor Locks the Entire Contract Pool Circle maintains
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USDC0.04%
CRCL-7.3%
ETH-0.31%
MarketWhisper·11h ago
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Radiant announces it is stopping operations, failing to recover the $50,000,000 hacker loss

Radiant Capital DAO announced on June 1 that it is stopping operations and entering maintenance mode. The frontend and smart contracts remain accessible; users can still withdraw, repay, and manage positions. If funds are recovered, they will be returned. Since the approximately $51 million hack in October 2024, there has been no significant recovery for 18 months. During the same period, losses of about 1,900 ETH were incurred in the initial flash-loan attack. In October, further attacks on Arbitrum and BNB Chain resulted in a $51 million loss; ETH/Base was not affected.
RDNT-11.41%
ETH-0.31%
MarketWhisper·12h ago
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