Astra Nova: Will repurchase an equivalent amount of affected RVV tokens
ChainCatcher News, Astra Nova stated in a post: "In light of recent events, Astra Nova will repurchase from the market an amount of tokens equal to the affected quantity. This decision reflects our unwavering commitment to protecting token holders, stabilizing liquidity, and strengthening long-term confidence in the RVV ecosystem. Please stay tuned for official updates regarding the buyback execution timeline."
Earlier today, it was reported that the Alpha token RVV experienced a sharp drop. The project team stated that a third-party managed account was compromised. On-chain data shows that related parties maliciously sold tokens and profited at least $9.09 million.
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