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Aevo is a high-performance decentralized derivatives exchange platform, focused on options and perpetual contracts. The exchange runs on a custom EVM roll-up that rolls up to Ethereum. Aevo operates an off-chain orderbook with on-chain settlements. This means that once orders are matched, trades get executed and settled with smart contracts.
Connecticut Attorney General Issues Crypto Alert as Investor Loses $200,000
Odaily News: Connecticut Attorney General William Tong and State Banking Commissioner Jorge Perez issued a consumer alert on September 3 stating that a resident deposited $200,000 into an unregulated DeFi crypto trading platform following suspected deception, and the funds are currently unrecoverable.The alert lists seven offshore DeFi platforms—GMX, Gains Network, dYdX, Aevo, Drift Protocol, Vertex Protocol, and Hyperliquid—but does not specify that the resident used any of them.Connecticut officials noted that some platforms offer leverage of 50x, 100x, and up to 250x; the related perpetual contracts also involve risks associated with liquidation, funding rates, smart contracts, and oracles.The alert also covers perpetual contracts linked to Apple, Tesla, Nvidia, and SpaceX, stating that these correspond to synthetic prices rather than actual stocks. Officials remind residents to verify the registration status of crypto services, retain transaction and communication records, and promptly report suspected scams. (Bitcoin.com News)
Philippine SEC: Entities such as dYdX Are Not Registered or Licensed in the Philippines; Promoters May Face Criminal Liability
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) of the Philippines has issued an investor alert warning the public against investing on seven cryptocurrency trading platforms: dYdX, Aevo, gTrade, Pacifica, Orderly, Deriv, and Ostium. The SEC stated that these platforms are not registered with the Commission and have not obtained the necessary authorizations required under the Crypto Asset Service Provider (CASP) framework. The SEC also warned that individuals promoting these platforms within the Philippines may face criminal liability, including fines of up to PHP 5,000,000 (approximately USD 89,000) or imprisonment for up to 21 years.
Connecticut Attorney General Issues Crypto Alert as Investor Loses $200,000
Odaily News: Connecticut Attorney General William Tong and State Banking Commissioner Jorge Perez issued a consumer alert on September 3 stating that a resident deposited $200,000 into an unregulated DeFi crypto trading platform following suspected deception, and the funds are currently unrecoverable.The alert lists seven offshore DeFi platforms—GMX, Gains Network, dYdX, Aevo, Drift Protocol, Vertex Protocol, and Hyperliquid—but does not specify that the resident used any of them.Connecticut officials noted that some platforms offer leverage of 50x, 100x, and up to 250x; the related perpetual contracts also involve risks associated with liquidation, funding rates, smart contracts, and oracles.The alert also covers perpetual contracts linked to Apple, Tesla, Nvidia, and SpaceX, stating that these correspond to synthetic prices rather than actual stocks. Officials remind residents to verify the registration status of crypto services, retain transaction and communication records, and promptly report suspected scams. (Bitcoin.com News)
Philippine SEC: Entities such as dYdX Are Not Registered or Licensed in the Philippines; Promoters May Face Criminal Liability
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) of the Philippines has issued an investor alert warning the public against investing on seven cryptocurrency trading platforms: dYdX, Aevo, gTrade, Pacifica, Orderly, Deriv, and Ostium. The SEC stated that these platforms are not registered with the Commission and have not obtained the necessary authorizations required under the Crypto Asset Service Provider (CASP) framework. The SEC also warned that individuals promoting these platforms within the Philippines may face criminal liability, including fines of up to PHP 5,000,000 (approximately USD 89,000) or imprisonment for up to 21 years.
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Connecticut Attorney General Issues Crypto Alert as Investor Loses $200,000
Odaily News: Connecticut Attorney General William Tong and State Banking Commissioner Jorge Perez issued a consumer alert on September 3 stating that a resident deposited $200,000 into an unregulated DeFi crypto trading platform following suspected deception, and the funds are currently unrecoverable.The alert lists seven offshore DeFi platforms—GMX, Gains Network, dYdX, Aevo, Drift Protocol, Vertex Protocol, and Hyperliquid—but does not specify that the resident used any of them.Connecticut officials noted that some platforms offer leverage of 50x, 100x, and up to 250x; the related perpetual contracts also involve risks associated with liquidation, funding rates, smart contracts, and oracles.The alert also covers perpetual contracts linked to Apple, Tesla, Nvidia, and SpaceX, stating that these correspond to synthetic prices rather than actual stocks. Officials remind residents to verify the registration status of crypto services, retain transaction and communication records, and promptly report suspected scams. (Bitcoin.com News)
Binance to Delist Spot Trading Pairs Including ADX/BTC
According to the official announcement, Binance will delist the following spot trading pairs and suspend trading for them on June 19, 2026, at 11:00 AM (UTC+8): ADX/BTC, AEVO/USDC, DOT/BNB, KAVA/BTC, and WBTC/ETH.
Binance Margin Will Delist Certain Trading Pairs, Including AEVO/USDC and ME/USDC
According to the official announcement, Binance Margin will delist the following margin trading pairs on June 5, 2026, at 14:00 (UTC+8): Cross-margin trading pairs: AEVO/USDC, ME/USDC, MET/USDC, TAO/USD1, ADA/USD1, UNI/USD1, LINK/USD1, TRX/USD1
Philippine SEC: Entities such as dYdX Are Not Registered or Licensed in the Philippines; Promoters May Face Criminal Liability
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) of the Philippines has issued an investor alert warning the public against investing on seven cryptocurrency trading platforms: dYdX, Aevo, gTrade, Pacifica, Orderly, Deriv, and Ostium. The SEC stated that these platforms are not registered with the Commission and have not obtained the necessary authorizations required under the Crypto Asset Service Provider (CASP) framework. The SEC also warned that individuals promoting these platforms within the Philippines may face criminal liability, including fines of up to PHP 5,000,000 (approximately USD 89,000) or imprisonment for up to 21 years.