AXS, RON- Everything you need to know about proposed refund for March hack
In March, Sky Mavis Inc. the developer ofAxie Infinity, the popular play-to-earn blockchain gaming platform, was hacked. This hack led to the loss of over $600 million. A few days after the hack, Sky Mavis informed the gaming community and those that lost their funds that the company was “fully committed to reimbursing our players as soon as possible.”
On 24 June, the chief operating officer of the gaming of Sky Mavis, Aleksander Leonard Larsen, in atweet, confirmed to the members of the Axie Infinity community that refunds would be made to members who lost funds due to the March attack. He added that the Ronin Bridge breached during the attack would also be reopened next week.
After the announcement, the price of Axie Infinity’s AXS tokens immediately rallied by over 15%. Also, the price of Ronin Network’s RON saw an intraday uptick of 17%.
Still accruing gains at the time of writing, let’s see how these tokens performed in the last 24 hours.
At press time, the AXS token exchanged hands at $72.21 per piece. With a 16% intraday high during the trading session on 24 June and an 8% growth in price in the last 24 hours, investors were spotted capitalizing on the bull run that might follow the proposed refund and reopening of the Ronin Bridge.
With increased accumulation ongoing at press time, the Relative Strength Index was pegged at 53.26 in an uptrend. Also approaching the overbought territory, the Money Flow Index (MFI) marked a spot at 62 at the time of writing.
A look at the MACD showed that the AXS commenced another bull cycle on 20 June when the MACD line intersected the trend line in an upward direction.
Source: TradingView
Seeing a 17% uptick in price during intraday trading on 24 June, the RON token retained most of
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