Is Being Indian a Fraud Signal? Arc Traders Sold Like It Is
Tokens on Circle’s new Arc blockchain fell in the past 24 hours after traders said they sold because a builder on the mainnet launch livestream appeared to be Indian. The man in the clip does not work for Circle. Panchu Vijay Pal runs XyloNet, a third-party stablecoin exchange that Circle’s Arc team featured as a The post Is Being Indian a Fraud Signal? Arc Traders Sold Like It Is appeared first on BeInCrypto.
Key Takeaways
- Tokens on Circle’s new Arc blockchain fell in the past 24 hours after traders said they sold because a builder on the mainnet launch livestream appeared to be Indian.
- The man in the clip does not work for Circle.
- Panchu Vijay Pal runs XyloNet, a third-party stablecoin exchange that Circle’s Arc team featured as a The post Is Being Indian a Fraud Signal?
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