Alameda-linked Ren Protocol Transfers $13M in Bitcoin to FTX Debtors
Ren community members say they were prepared for this event, having warned users to withdraw and redeem their remaining assets.
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Ren community members say they were prepared for this event, having warned users to withdraw and redeem their remaining assets.
Cross-chain bridge platform Ren Protocol has recently made an announcement that FTX, Alameda Research and other affiliates have authorized and directed the platform to move all its crypto assets to FTX debtors' wallets.
Ren Protocol was acquired by Alameda Research back in February 2022 in an attempt to expedite the decentralization of its tech.
FTX's sister company Alameda Research had previously acquired Ren to provide long-term funding before shutting down.
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In November, following the protocol's loss of funding from Alameda, Ren accelerated its shift from Ren 1.0 to a more efficient, secure version.
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As project Ren separates from the bankrupt Alameda, its token sees massive price activity in the past few weeks.
Ren DAO has voted in favor of a proposal that sought to allow the minting of 180 million tokens. The tokens will fund the network's upgrade to a new version.
An estimated 180 million Ren tokens will be created with a value of about $10.8 million. The post Ren to mint 180 million tokens to fund transition to new version appeared first on The Block.
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Ren Protocol, which had backing from Alameda Research to shut down, and the millions in Total Value locked are at risk of being lost forever. The post Ren Protocol to Shut Down and Launch New Network With Millions at Risk appeared first on BeInCrypto.
Sam Bankman-Fried's Alameda Research was funding token wrapper Ren Protocol right up until FTX went bankrupt last month
Ren Protocol still holds $15 million of funds, even though the network is likely about to stop at any moment now. The post Ren Protocol's imminent shutdown likely, $15 million still at risk appeared first on The Block.
The Ren DAO is voting to create a foundation that will sell newly minted coins to raise money for the DeFi project after Alameda's collapse. The post Ren DAO to vote on plan to mint new funding tokens after Alameda collapse appeared first on The Block.
Alameda Research-backed Ren Protocol has warned users of a potential risk of losses as it winds down its current Ren Version 1.0. The Ren team stated that once version 1.0 is retired, users may not be able to recover their assets.
The Alameda-backed protocol, Ren, warned users that its version 1.0 is winding down, and there is a potential risk of losing assets. The Alameda-backed protocol, Ren, announced in a Twitter thread that their version 1.
Users of the blockchain bridge are encouraged to quickly redeem their tokens before they potentially lose all value.
The team stated on Twitter that deposits would be disabled “shortly” and withdrawals within 30 days.
According to the team behind the open protocol Ren, developers are winding down the Ren 1.0 network following the FTX and Alameda Research collapse. Last year, under previous Ren leadership, Alameda acquired Ren and was funding development every quarter. On Dec. 7, 2022, Ren developers warned Ren 1.0 and 2.
Ren Protocol warned its users of potential risk of losses after it shuts down its existing product. The post Alameda-backed Ren warns users of losses as it plans to wind down protocol appeared first on The Block.