如何在 LBank 購買Multichain Bridged DAI (Fantom) (DAI)

Multichain Bridged DAI (Fantom) is a digital token representing the DAI stablecoin on the Fantom blockchain. It was issued through the Multichain protocol, a cross-chain bridge previously known as Anyswap. The token was designed to enable the transfer of stablecoin liquidity between different blockchain networks, allowing users to interact with decentralized finance applications on the Fantom network. The project operated using a cross-chain router protocol and multi-party computation technology. This allowed for the movement of assets without requiring a central authority to manage every transaction. For a significant period, it served as a primary bridge for users entering the Fantom ecosystem. The project encountered severe difficulties in mid-2023 when the Multichain protocol suffered a major security breach. During this period, the protocol's founder and chief executive disappeared, and reports later indicated they were in the custody of authorities. These events caused the protocol to stop functioning, and the security of the assets held in the bridge's smart contracts was compromised. As a result of the protocol's collapse and the loss of the underlying collateral, the bridged version of DAI on Fantom lost its connection to the value of the original asset. This left holders with a distressed token that could no longer be redeemed through the official bridge. The Fantom Foundation, which later rebranded to Sonic Labs, pursued legal action against the Multichain Foundation in Singapore for breach of contract and fraudulent misrepresentations. Legal proceedings progressed through 2024 and 2025. A default judgment was initially granted in favor of the Fantom Foundation, eventually leading to a court order for the liquidation of the Multichain Foundation. Professional liquidators were appointed to identify and recover remaining assets to distribute to affected users. Today, the token remains a symbol of the risks associated with third-party bridging infrastructure and is primarily relevant to those involved in the ongoing legal and recovery processes. 瞭解更多