A major exchange just dropped bombshell news—one of their employees got caught red-handed allegedly using insider intel for profits. Here's the tea: a whistleblower spotted something fishy. An on-chain token launch happened, and exactly one minute later, boom, the exchange posted about it. Way too convenient, right?

The platform confirmed the employee's been suspended and they're bringing in the lawyers. This whole mess raises serious questions about internal controls and how easy it is for insiders to front-run announcements. Another reminder that even centralized platforms aren't immune to sketchy behavior when money's on the line.