edgeX releases report on EDGE token flash crash incident and launches goodwill compensation plan of up to 100,000 USDC
According to ChainCatcher, edgeX has released a report on the abnormal price volatility of the EDGE token, stating that the price of EDGE fell from $1.12 to approximately $0.32 within about one hour. The flash crash was caused by a combination of large-scale sell-offs by multiple addresses during periods of low liquidity, high-leverage long liquidations, and CEX linkage. No changes occurred to team addresses during this period.
edgeX stated it will strengthen market making and liquidity, and has set up an on-chain bounty of 200,000 USDC to investigate addresses linked to the attack. Meanwhile, users who incurred actual realized losses due to EDGE long positions being liquidated or stop-loss executed on edgeX Perp V1/V2 within the specified window will be compensated by the platform based on their actual loss, with a cap of 100,000 USDC per person. 50% will be paid in USDC within 7 days after review, and the remaining 50% in EDGE according to the 7-day TWAP during the first week of April 2027.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
You may also like
Former senior official of the Bank of Japan predicts that a rate hike in October is "a real possibility," with a very low probability of postponement until next year
A former executive director in charge of monetary policy at the Bank of Japan stated that the Bank of Japan may raise its benchmark interest rate for the second consecutive month at the October policy meeting, which would be earlier than most economists expect.
Falling Oil Could Trigger a 10% Stock Market Rally, Says Wall Street Strategist
Bitcoin falls below $84,000, down 0.32% in 24 hours.

Retail investors exit, institutions take over! Amid the US Treasury storm, "smart money" moves in instead of withdrawing: $18.4 billions in options capital flows into US stocks, AI remains the top choice.
The latest data shows that institutional investors are taking over as the main drivers of the US stock market.
