Controversial Hex Airdrop Token Goes to Zero Inciting Crypto Conspiracy Allegations

By cineramaNovember 3, 2020Bitcoin Business

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The crypto community was stunned last night to learn of a minting exploit that had collapsed the value of Axion.

On November 2, 2020, during the 1:1 Axion for Hex […]

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Controversial Hex Airdrop Token Goes to Zero Inciting Crypto Conspiracy Allegations

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