SSV Network Prices Free Falling After Founder Joins Israeli Army, What’s Next?

SSV Network Prices Free Falling After Founder Joins Israeli Army, What’s Next?

Alon Muroch, the founder of SSV Network, has been drafted into the Israeli Army, according to an X post shared on October 10. Following this news, SSV, the native token of the SSV Network, fell 5%, dropping below the $14 mark. At this pace, SSV is moving closer to its all-time low of around $13.40, registered in September 2023. SSV Founder Getting Drafted In response to the ongoing crisis in the Middle East, Muroch stated that the situation on the ground is “much worse than described.” The founder said that being drafted into the army might help “tip the scale” and....


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