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This podcast mainly discusses the current state of Magic Eden, token valuations, and topics related to NFTs. The two guests share their views on the current NFT market, investment experiences, and potential future developments. Overall, the valuation of Magic Eden’s token might be impacted by the sluggish NFT market, especially with the underperformance of tokens from NFT platforms like Blur and Tensor. Additionally, they explore potential recovery paths for the NFT market, particularly regarding liquidity, IP innovation, and community building. The audio transcription was generated by GPT, so there may be some errors. Please listen to the full podcast: YouTube: Spotify Purchasing BLUR Based on On-Chain Data but Misjudging the NFT Market and the Team defioasis: Welcome back to the WuBlockchain podcast. I’m defioasis, an analyst from WuBlockchain. Recently, Magic Eden announced the launch of a new token, and as we all know, the overall NFT market has been pretty rough from last year to ...

Source: Mango Markets The exploiter of Solana-based DeFi lending platform Mango Markets has revealed his identity, referring to his actions as "a highly profitable trading strategy.” Avraham Eisenberg, who calls himself a "digital art dealer," has revealed that he was behind the $100 million exploit that hit Mango Markets earlier last week. "I was involved with a team that operated a highly profitable trading strategy last week," he said in a Saturday tweet.  In his admission, Eisenberg argued that their "actions were legal open market actions, using the protocol as designed, even if the development team did not fully anticipate all the consequences of setting parameters the way they are.” However, as a result of the exploit, Mango Markets became insolvent, Eisenberg noted, adding that the insurance fund was also insufficient to cover all liquidations. This led to the loss of over $100 million in user funds.  "To remedy the situat...