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Ancient ETH multi-million wallet becomes reactivated in unexpected development origin »
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Another day, another DeFi hack as this popular Ethereum based lending protocol suffered a multi-million dollar exploit. Inverse Finance, a lending-focused decentralized finance protocol, lost more thaThe post Third in a week: Yet another ETH based DeFi protocol suffers a $15.6 million exploit appeared first on AMBCrypto.
2022-4-5 04:30 | |
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Cross-chain decentralized exchange (DEX) THORChain has become the latest company to suffer an exploit, with details of a multi-million attack. The exchange was hacked for $4,000 ETH (about $5 million).
2021-7-16 16:20 | |
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ThorChain, a decentralized finance (DeFi) token swap protocol based on the Cosmos blockchain, lost roughly $4.8 million worth of Ethereum (ETH) from its liquidity pools to a hacker attack today. The post DeFi darling ThorChain (RUNE) suffers multi-million dollar exploit appeared first on CryptoSlate.
2021-7-17 13:00 | |
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Cross-chain DEX ThorChain suffers a multi-million dollar exploit on Chaosnet, offers bounty to hackers to return funds. ThorChain Suffers Exploit, Network Activity Halted Popular cross-chain decentralized exchange (DEX) and DeFi protocol ThorChain recently suffered a back whereby around 4000 ETH ($7.
2021-7-16 10:30 | |
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A deeper dive into the story involving a potential scam operation paying millions in ETH transaction fees twice in a row.
2020-6-20 18:15 | |
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After a four day wait, the Ethermine mining pool, in charge of verifying the abnormal multi-million transaction fees charged to send Ethereum last week, will distribute the funds to the miners. This follows the lack of response from the account holder who made the transaction.
2020-6-15 20:46 | |
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Researchers have concluded that the recent Ether transfers that spent over $5 million in gas fees are the result of hackers trying to extort a compromised exchange.
2020-6-15 23:00 | |
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A recent smart contract exploit resulted in the loss of 1,193 ETH. The incident has prompted questioning of the security of the rapidly evolving DeFi sector. Over the weekend, the exploitation of a smart contract vulnerability forced developers at Ethereum-based app Fulcrum to partially disable its smart contract.
2020-2-23 19:10 | |
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