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The four-largest NFT DApps are driving $10m in day by day quantity Former BitMEX CEO Arthur Hayes surrendered to U.S. authorities in Hawaii on Tuesday, six months after federal prosecutors first levied expenses in opposition to him and three fellow BitMEX executives. In a press release, Hayes’ legal professionals described the Singapore resident as “a self-made entrepreneur who has been wrongly accused of crimes that he didn’t commit,” including: “Mr. Hayes voluntarily appeared in courtroom and appears ahead to combating these unwarranted expenses.” Hayes was launched after posting a $10 million bail bond pending future proceedings in New York. Hayes’...
