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LensLinks - Issue 2
A blockchain news roundup, brought to you by Regiment LLC
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Today in LensLinks:
DeFi Hacker Returns 16M!
Spot Market Regulator Coming to Crypto?
Exponential raises $14M
Merge Winners & Losers
And much, much more...
QUOTABLE...
"Every company holds a different vision of what the metaverse will be, but the overlapping aspiration is to create a digital alternative from the physical world in as many aspects as possible. This is why companies are salivating at the endless opportunities of what the metaverse could bring for them"
NOTABLE...
Metaverse & Gaming
Branded as the next generation of the internet, the metaverse aims to digitalise further the physical world, taking more of what we do offline, online. Although many are still unsure what this will actually entail, companies have already begun to put up real money to finance this new digital reality.
Blockchain, Tokens & DeFi
A hacker this morning returned 70% of the $23 million that was stolen from the decentralized exchange (DEX) Transit Swap on Saturday.
The cross-chain DEX yesterday revealed that the hacker took advantage of a bug in its code, which the company identified in a self-review.
Crypto Trading
The top U.S. financial regulators are warning of dangerous holes in the oversight of crypto and are asking Congress for more powers, including settling which agency will oversee the bulk of trading in bitcoin and other non-security tokens, according to a report unanimously approved at a meeting of the Financial Stability Oversight Council (FSOC) on Monday.
Metaverse & Gaming - A Little More...
Blockchain, Tokens & Defi - A Little More...
Crypto Trading - A Little More...
ESG (Environment, Social & Governance)
Let’s talk about Environmental Social Governance (ESG). For those who don’t know, this is simply a screening method that a potential investor could use to evaluate a company’s behaviour in terms of its sustainability.
ESG has been around since before the 1960s. It was first an investment trend characterised by companies greenwashing their profiles to be seen as responsible in the new sustainably conscious marketplace.
But there was little in the way of actual proof that these companies were really pitching in and addressing their own energy consumption or their responsibility to the future of the planet.
This gave way to the market we have today, ESG 2.0, where greenwashing is no longer acceptable, and we are looking for companies to show real proof of their commitment to reaching Net Zero by 2030.