Harmony versucht, Hacker-Opfern 100 Millionen US-Dollar mit EINEM Token zu erstatten

Das Team von Harmony (ONE) hat einen Vorschlag angekündigt, der darauf abzielt, Opfer des Horizon-Bridge-Hacks mit dem nativen Token ONE des Blockchain-Netzwerks zu entschädigen. Der Erstattungsplan, so das Team, sei Teil der Bemühungen des Harmony-Teams, die 100 Millionen Dollar der Hacker-Opfer zurückzuerstatten.

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Harmony Protocol proposes compensation of ONE 4.97 billion to victims of the June Horizon bridge attack that caused up to 100 million USD in damages. In the proposal posted this morning, Harmony said the hack significantly affected 65,000 wallets holding more than 14 different assets.

Layer-1 blockchain Harmony has proposed to mint billions of its ONE tokens in order to reimburse the victims of the Horizon bridge hack that saw around USD 100m of user funds stolen.

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