DeFi hack attack: Three exploits snatch $11M in a single day
In one particularly hectic day, DeFi projects Payy Network, Duelbits, and Meter lost $1.8M, $7M, and $2.3M respectively.
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In one particularly hectic day, DeFi projects Payy Network, Duelbits, and Meter lost $1.8M, $7M, and $2.3M respectively.
Read more (2 min) →Tuesday saw four separate hacks, with over $5M stolen. Two more incidents took place the day before, but with minimal losses.
Crypto investors used to receive compensation for taking outsized risk depositing assets into DeFi, but many yields have fallen below TradFi.
Crypto has exacerbated the problems of private credit, extending leverage and rehypothecation risk across increasingly risky loan books.
The hacker has clawed back $4.8M of losses, six months after draining UXLINK’s multi-sig and minting a billion tokens.
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An uptick in front-end attacks targeting DeFi users has affected the websites of OpenEden, Curvance and Maple Finance.
The root cause behind the hack remains unclear. Around $6M in ETH and $850K of YieldFi assets sit in the hacker’s ETH address.
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