• Egorov has sold off CRV worth $57 million to repay debts.
  • CRV’s funding rate has climbed back to positive as volume remains high.

The fierce struggle to salvage Curve Finance after a recent hack rages on. As the spotlight intensified on the CEO’s debt involvement in the breach’s aftermath, he orchestrated moves to settle the debts. This was to prevent the platform from sinking deeper into trouble. 


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Egorov moves to lessen Curve Finance’s exposure

The hacking incident on Curve Finance thrust the CEO, Michale Egorov, into the spotlight, exposing his current debt situation. Reportedly, he had millions of CRV tokens as collateral. Faced with the pressing need to safeguard his positions from liquidation, Egorov started selling his CRV holdings.

According to a recent post by Look On Chain, Egorov engaged in a strategic maneuver, selling a staggering $142.6 million worth of CRV to 30 institutions and investors through over-the-counter (OTC) channels, securing a favorable price of $0.4 per token. As a result of these transactions, he successfully obtained $57 million, which he promptly utilized to repay his debts.

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