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Alameda ve FTX'in çöküşünün ardından serum değişimi 'feshedildi'

11/29/2022
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Solana-based decentralized exchange (DEX) Project Serum has notified its community that the collapse of its backers — Alameda and FTX — has rendered it “defunct”.

The team behind the project shared that “there is hope” in spite of its ongoing challenges because of the option available to “fork” Serum. 

Resim

Duyuruya göre, "Topluluk çapında Serum forklama çabası güçleniyor." Serum v3 programının topluluk liderliğindeki çatalı OpenBook, genişletme ve likiditesini artırma yönündeki sürekli çabalarla desteklenen günlük 1 milyon doları aşan hacmiyle şimdiden Solana'da yayında.

“With Openbook’s existence, Serum’s volume and liquidity has dropped to near-zero,” Project Serum tweeted. Users and protocols are safer using OpenBook given unspecified security risks associated with the “old Serum code” which was compromised in the FTX hack'i. 

When it comes to its SRM token, the DEX shared that the “future of SRM is uncertain,” with community members apparently divided on the subject. Some believe it should be used “for discounts,” while others say it should not be used at all given its exposure to FTX and Alameda.

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12’da Cointelegraph reported that FTX was hacked, with wallets tied to FTX and FTX US drained of $659 million.

Following the FTX hack, ​​Solana’s developers forked the widely used token liquidity hub, Serum, after it was compromised in a series of unauthorized transactions. On Nov. 12, Solana co-founder Anatoly Yakovenko tweeted that developers who depend on Serum were forking its code after its upgrade key was compromised, adding that many “protocols depend on serum markets for liquidity and liquidations.”