Trader Frogmanhahaâs FOMO Wallet Reportedly Drained Of $4 Million At TOKEN2049
A wallet on trading app FOMO linked to trader Frogmanhaha has reportedly been drained of more than $4 million in assets, according to a post by X account @MrketInsider. The post said the hack is rumoured to have happened at the TOKEN2049 conference in Singapore. Neither Frogmanhaha nor FOMO has confirmed the loss in the material available, and the method of the breach is not known.
Ran Neuner Takes Stage On Social Trading
Crypto analyst Ran Neuner was seen speaking on one of the side stages during the stream. His remarks centred on blockchain-based social trading apps, which he described as a blend of social networking and trading.
Lando Norris Joins OKX For âThe Drive To Winâ
McLaren driver Lando Norris appears on the OKX Main Stage alongside OKXâs Haider Rafique and Mastercardâs Raj Dhamodharan. Henri Arslanian also joins the roughly 25-minute session, âLando Norris à OKX: The Drive to Win.â The agenda excerpt gives no start time.
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