KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 19 (Bernama) -- Bursa Malaysia gave up earlier gains to end mixed today, amid a higher regional market showing, as property, construction, and healthcare counters attracted buying interests, while plantation, banking, and telecommunication stocks saw some profit-taking, an analyst said. At 5 pm, the FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI (FBM KLCI) eased 1.70 points to close at 1,602.34 from yesterday’s close of 1,604.04. The benchmark index, which opened 0.86 of-a-point lower at 1,603.18, moved between 1,601.02 and 1,608.88 during the trading session. However, the broader market was mixed to higher, with gainers leading decliners by 565 to 438 while 502 counters remained unchanged, 961 untraded, and 14 suspended. Turnover narrowed to 2.83 billion units valued at RM2.08 billion versus 2.96 billion units valued at RM2.23 billion yesterday. Rakuten Trade Sdn Bhd equity research vice-president Thong Pak Leng said the benchmark index remained range-bound and it required a dec
FractureLabs , a video-game developer, has filed a lawsuit against Jump Trading , one of the largest cryptocurrency market makers, accusing the firm of fraud and manipulation during the initial offering of its DIO token . According to the lawsuit, filed in US Federal Court in Chicago , Jump allegedly engaged in a "pump and dump" scheme that caused the token's price to collapse. FractureLabs had planned to raise funds through the DIO token for its Decimated online game , retaining Jump as the market maker. As part of the agreement, FractureLabs loaned 10 million DIO tokens to a Jump subsidiary, while an additional 6 million DIO tokens were sent to the Huobi exchange (now HTX) for the token offering. The token’s price briefly surged to $0.98 , making Jump’s borrowed tokens worth nearly $9.8 million . However, the lawsuit claims that Jump liquidated its holdings , profiting millions while causing the token’s value to plummet to half a cent. After repurchasing the token