Korean crypto startup Uprise to compensate investors after disastrous LUNC short trade
The investment startup made a short bet on LUNC in May using client funds. The trade blew up and wiped out 99% of its assets.
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The investment startup made a short bet on LUNC in May using client funds. The trade blew up and wiped out 99% of its assets.
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