​More than 95% of Maps.me and Oxygen tokens are locked on FTX

​More than 95% of Maps.me and Oxygen tokens are locked on FTX

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by dapp_writer005

4 years ago

On November 16, 2022, it became known that several DEX projects at once (Maps.me and Oxygen) announced that 95% of their assets are stored on the bankrupt FTX exchange. Representatives of the projects spoke about this on the Oxygen protocol website. It is worth noting that these platforms were previously supported by Sam Bankman-Fried. In total, about $100 million was invested in the investment of the sites.

At the moment, representatives of Maps.me and Oxygen are shocked by the information about the bankruptcy of FTX, since it was this exchange that held most of the ecosystem tokens. To ensure the protection of their platforms, project heads turned to legal advisers for help. 

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