IOSG Ventures: Denies any connection with the addresses monitored by Onchainlens
BlockBeats news, on May 25, IOSG Ventures issued an official statement clarifying that it has no connection with a wallet address mentioned in the Onchain Lens report by the on-chain analytics firm. The firm noted that Onchain Lens labeled a wallet address involved in UNI and COMP transactions as “IOSG Ventures?” in a tweet, specifying that this was merely an unconfirmed guess.
This address is not owned, controlled, or associated with IOSG, but is instead an address used to deposit funds into an exchange. IOSG emphasized that the activities and losses described in the tweet are unrelated to them and that they have already contacted the relevant parties to correct this error in the record.
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