Alchemix und JPEG'd machen Verluste wieder wett, da der Hacker von Curve Finance gestohlene Gelder zurückgibt
Eine Krypto-Wallet mit der Bezeichnung „Alchemix/CurveFinance Exploiter“ hat Gelder zurückgegeben, die Anfang der Woche von Alchemex gestohlen wurden. Auch auf der NFT-Absteckplattform JPEG'd wurden gestohlene Vermögenswerte zurückgegeben.
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Curve DAO (CRV) Up 10%, Here Are 3 Reasons Why - UToday
For the second consecutive day, Curve DAO (CRV) is on a bullish rampage in what appears as a push from the growing positive sentiment that its biggest woes might soon be over. The CRV token is changing hands at a price of $0.6275, up by 10.2% over the past 24 hours.
JPEG'd Recovers $10 Million worth ETH from Curve Hacker - Crypto Mufasa
On July 30, JPEG'd, which offers a DeFi lending protocol that lets users borrow against their collateralized NFTs (non-fungible tokens), was hacked, losing $11.6 million in cryptocurrencies.
DeFi Crash Avoided: CRV Price Soars 10% As Curve Founder Pays Debt And Hacker Returns Funds - Coingape
Curve Finance founder Michael Egorov sells 8 million CRV to 5 investors again through over-the-counter (OTC) to pay off his $80 million debt. Meanwhile, Curve Finance pools hackers agreed and started to return funds in exchange for a 10% bounty announced by Curve and other DeFi protocols to prevent a major collapse of DeFi.
The anatomy of CRV's recent DeFi exploit: What you need to know - AMBCrypto
Curve Finance's native token witnessed some recovery after the exploit that hit the network recently. However, the slight recovery was accompanied by token metrics indicating a loss of investor confidence.
JPEG'd Retrieves $10M in Ether from Curve Finance Hacker - Coinnounce
JPEG'd verifies the retrieval of $10 million in Ether following the Curve Finance breach, as the hacker commences a surprising return of stolen assets across various DeFi platforms.
Curve attacker begins to return stolen funds after bounty issued - CryptoSlate
The attacker who targeted Curve Finance, a decentralized finance (DeFi) protocol, has begun returning some of the stolen funds. The attacker sent 4,821 Ethereum (ETH), worth approximately $9 million, in a series of transactions to Alchemix Finance, one of the victims.
Curve Finance Exploiter Returns 61,000 ETH After Protocol's Stern Warning - NewsBTC
In a surprising turn of events, the hacker known as the “Alchemix/Curve Finance Exploiter” has returned a total of 4,819.55 alteth and 6106 Ethereum (ETH) to Alchemix Finance, as reported by the journalist Colin Wu. The hacker, who had gained unauthorized access to the protocol, had earlier demanded that the Alchemix Finance team confirm the address to which they wanted the stolen funds returned.
Curve Hacker Begins Returning Stolen Funds - Coingape
In a significant turn of events, the infamous hacker responsible for the breach of Curve Finance, a prominent Decentralized Finance (DeFi) protocol has initiated the process of returning the stolen funds. This unexpected development marks a significant stride in the ongoing battle to enhance the security and resilience of the DeFi ecosystem.
Alchemix Curve Exploiter Returns $9 Million In ETH - EWN
The Curve Finance team confirmed contact with the Alchemix alETH pool exploiter via on-chain messages. Curve, Metronome, and Alchemix previously asked the exploiters to return 90% of the drained funds for a 10% bounty in return.
This Week in Crypto: Curve Loses $50 Million, XRP Use Soars, and SEC Sues PulseChain - BeInCrypto
Crypto news: We bring you a roundup of what's been happening in crypto this week. The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) sued PulseChain founder Richard Heart in a lawsuit the industry had long expected was coming.