Nexus Mutual moves to sundown legal entity, lift KYC requirements
By transitioning to a fully DAO-governed model, Nexus could expand its userbase and iron out tokeneconomic friction. In a move that could point towards greater decentralization and wider access, the Nexus Mutual community is currently considering a proposal to sunset the coverage protocol’s legal entity and lift Know Your Customer (KYC) burdens currently necessary to interact with the platform.The proposal was announced yesterday in a Tweet by investment fund 1kx co-founder Christopher Heymann. In it, Heymann notes that Nexus originally launched with a “a UK-based limited company” in order....
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Nexus Mutual's CEO, Hugh Karp, lost the tokens after an attacker gained remote access to his computer.
The protocol is safe, but its founder lost his stash of 6% of all tokens. An unknown attacker stole $8 million from the personal wallet of Hugh Karp, the CEO of DeFi coverage platform Nexus Mutual. According to a disclosure by Nexus Mutual, the funds were drained on Monday morning UTC by compromising Karp’s personal device. The hacker reportedly managed to install a compromised version of MetaMask that tricked Karp into signing a transaction that redirected all his NXM tokens to an attacker-controlled address.The loot amounts to 370,000 NXM, worth $8.2 million as of press time. The hacker....
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Nexus Mutual is now allowing users to cover their centralized exchange accounts. DeFi coverage protocol Nexus Mutual expanded the list of centralized exchanges eligible for incident protection. Users trading on Binance, Kraken, Coinbase and Gemini are now able to buy protection in the event of an exchange hack or prolonged withdrawal downtime.The project announced the new integrations on Monday as part of their “custody cover” initiative. Users who buy coverage will be eligible for compensation if the custodian gets hacked and the user loses more than 10% of their funds. Alternatively, the....
A way to be covered in the event of an exchange hack.