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Golden Finance reports that the Nigerian cryptocurrency exchange platform Patricia has raised an undisclosed amount of funds to support its compensation plan for users affected by the hacker attack in May. The cryptocurrency exchange reportedly secured financing just weeks after unilaterally converting user funds into a stablecoin token called "patricia." In an effort to appease customers, the company's CEO, Hanu Fejiro, informed affected users that funds have been raised and they have been working to refund the funds to users. The initial batch of customers will be able to fully recover their funds immediately upon the launch of the application. However, it has been reported that the CEO failed to provide an exact date for affected customers to receive their refunds, leading to frustration among users. As a result, some users are proposing protests against the exchange, while others are reportedly considering the possibility of suing Patricia. |
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Post time 5-10-2023 08:47:13