A leading exchange acted swiftly this time—the employee who leaked insider meme information early has already been identified and suspended.
What’s even more explosive is that they directly awarded $100,000 to the first 5 individuals who effectively reported through official channels, with each receiving $20,000. Note: making noise on social media doesn’t count; you have to go through their formal internal reporting process.
I have to say, their crisis management was perfectly executed—a textbook case of damage control.
Anyone in the space knows that the core value of alpha is information asymmetry. But this time, the price of that information gap was made explicit—$100,000 for a lesson, and a warning to any potential insiders. For the platform, that’s actually not expensive.
At the end of the day, big platforms have always been willing to invest in PR. After all, if their reputation collapses, the loss would be much greater than this.
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blockBoy
· 2025-12-11 10:32
Hey, the insider was exposed so quickly? But then again, a reward of 20,000 U for reporting is indeed a bit harsh.
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FreeRider
· 2025-12-09 06:29
100,000 bucks to shut someone up—this deal is way too good for the exchange, haha.
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GhostAddressHunter
· 2025-12-08 16:48
100,000 dollars to take down the insider—this move is definitely tough. The platform’s PR team is really earning their keep.
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NullWhisperer
· 2025-12-08 16:47
technically speaking, the real vulnerability here wasn't the meme leak—it's that they had to *publicly* prove their whistleblower program works. 10k per snitch is basically admitting the intel leak cost way more than that to contain. ngl the optics are cleaner than the actual security posture.
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Rugman_Walking
· 2025-12-08 16:38
A $100,000 stop-loss is just a drop in the bucket for a major platform. The key is to let people in the industry see how decisive and resolute they are.
A leading exchange acted swiftly this time—the employee who leaked insider meme information early has already been identified and suspended.
What’s even more explosive is that they directly awarded $100,000 to the first 5 individuals who effectively reported through official channels, with each receiving $20,000. Note: making noise on social media doesn’t count; you have to go through their formal internal reporting process.
I have to say, their crisis management was perfectly executed—a textbook case of damage control.
Anyone in the space knows that the core value of alpha is information asymmetry. But this time, the price of that information gap was made explicit—$100,000 for a lesson, and a warning to any potential insiders. For the platform, that’s actually not expensive.
At the end of the day, big platforms have always been willing to invest in PR. After all, if their reputation collapses, the loss would be much greater than this.