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For those curious I think srm is serum and sol is solana.

https://www.kraken.com/learn/what-is-serum-srm

> Serum is a decentralized exchange software built on Solana where cryptocurrencies can be bought and sold by traders

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Correct. I've been in this world so long I forget 'normal people' don't really know all the acronyms :)

more rumours are surfacing, including Yuga Labs (biggest name in the NFT space), Jump Crypto, Paradigm... this is basically our Lehman Brothers moment

edit: looks like Yuga might be ok after all. luckily, sometimes rumour is just a rumour.

What's your take on this for the NFT market more generally?

Everyone's confidence is shook, so I expect a lot projects will be delayed due to lack of funding/interest, and volume will dry up significantly in the coming weeks/months. NFT market was never particularly liquid to begin with, so it might grind to a halt for a bit. But there's light at the end of the tunnel, I'm sure. With regulators focusing their eyes on tokens and exchanges, NFTs might get a bit of a revival some time down the road. Especially if money starts flowing into it again looking to escape the regulatory hammer.

I was at the Jump Crypto hackathon during the terra luna depeging. Jump crypto has a unique structure because as part of their investment, they get a chunk of coins to market make with. They have no requirement to be on the long side of the market making so during the terra luna collapse they made an absolute killing (Even though terra/luna was one of their biggest investments). Also, jump has it's other business running HFT on the stock market that is much more profitable so it can always bail out it's other side.

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