Polygon Foundation denies MATIC dump on Binance, claims wallets were mislabeled
Nansen, which was responsible for labelling these wallets, claimed that these addresses showed strong links to Polygon; however, it removed the label after Polygon CEO’s public refute.
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Nansen, which was responsible for labelling these wallets, claimed that these addresses showed strong links to Polygon; however, it removed the label after Polygon CEO’s public refute.
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