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Cointime News Wrapup-Afternoon Version: MetaMask Warns Users of Deceptive March 31 Airdrop Rumours

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To smooth and facilitate the reading experience for all users, we hereby compose this wrapup, especially for users who cannot check out what’s going on in a timely manner.

Highlights:

1. What Sam Bankman-Fried’s Revised Bail Terms Entail

2. Safemoon LP Exploited for $8.9M; SFM Tokens Remain ‘Safe,' CEO Says

3. Binance Sees $627 Million in Net Ethereum Outflow Following CFTC Lawsuit

4. Noble Partners With Circle Financial to Integrate USDC on Cosmos Blockchain

5. The Algorand Foundation Branches Out to India

6. Scam Alert: MetaMask Warns Users of Deceptive March 31 Airdrop Rumours

7. ETH Gains 4% as Ethereum Devs Confirm Date For Shanghai Upgrade

8. The Liability of DAOs and Their Founders Has Been Put to the Test in Court

9. XRP Rally Extends March 2023 Gains to More than 44%, What’s Next?

10. India Asks State-Run Banks to Conduct More Robust Stress Tests

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