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Koma Inu Price Prediction: KOMA Trends No. 2 On CoinGecko After 50% Pump, But Traders Flock To This Cat Coin Ahead Of A Huge Token Burn

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The Koma Inu price has pumped 50% in the last 24 hours to trade at $0.05490 as of 7 a.m. EST on a 20% jump in trading volume to $31.5 million. This surge in the KOMA price has the token trending in second place on CoinGecko. Koma Inu Price Surges, Faces Key Resistance Levels – Will the Rally Continue? KOMA/USDT price has seen an impressive surge in recent trading sessions, currently trading at $0.05490, despite a slight 1.08% decline in the last 4 hours. This move follows a breakout from a consolidation phase, with the price forming a parabolic upward trajectory, indicating strong bullish momentum. Investors have pushed the token higher, but with resistance levels approaching, questions arise about whether this rally can sustain its momentum or if a correction is imminent. KOMAUSDT Analysis Source: Tradingview KOMA has broken above a key resistance level and is now approaching a new supply zone between $0.06000 and $0.07000. This level is expected to act as a strong re...

DeFi exploits and access control hacks cost crypto investors billions in 2022: Report

Cyber criminals used a variety of methods to siphon funds through hacks and exploits in 2022, amounting to over $2.8 billion in losses. Cyber criminals used a variety of novel ways to carry out hacks and exploits in 2022, with over $2.8 billion of cryptocurrency stolen last year. According to a report from CoinGecko using data sourced from DeFiYield’s REKT Database, nearly half of the total crypto stolen in 2022 was fleeced using diverse methods. This includes bypassing verification processes, market manipulation, ‘crowd looting’ as well as smart contract and bridge exploits. The biggest hack of 2022 was carried out through an access control hack. Sky Mavis, the developer behind popular game Axie Infinity, saw its Ronin bridge hacked in March 2022, leading to $625 million being drained from the bridge between the Ronin chain and Ethereum network. It was later revealed that North Korean hacking group Lazarus gained access to five private keys which were used to sign transactions from...