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SOL $103.30 +0.03%
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BCH $257.95 -0.21%
LINK $12.40 -2.05%
HYPE $85.21 +1.39%
AAVE $128.27 -2.09%
SUI $0.8067 -1.99%
XLM $0.1870 -1.24%
ZEC $1,187.22 +4.70%
BTC $78,656.96 -0.29%
ETH $2,489.17 +0.17%
BNB $749.28 +0.83%
XRP $1.42 +1.60%
SOL $103.30 +0.03%
TRX $0.3391 +1.23%
DOGE $0.0896 -0.44%
ADA $0.2167 -0.80%
BCH $257.95 -0.21%
LINK $12.40 -2.05%
HYPE $85.21 +1.39%
AAVE $128.27 -2.09%
SUI $0.8067 -1.99%
XLM $0.1870 -1.24%
ZEC $1,187.22 +4.70%

Wintermute warned hackers through on-chain messages to return the stolen assets by the specified date, or face legal action

2022-09-22 21:06:30

Chain Catcher news, cryptocurrency market maker Wintermute sent a message to the hacker via the Ethereum blockchain, stating that it hopes the hacker will accept the bounty terms. If the funds are returned before UST time September 22, 23:59 (Beijing time September 23, 7:59), this incident can still be considered a white hat event, and the hacker can receive a 10% bounty. Otherwise, Wintermute will contact the authorities through appropriate channels for further action.

Earlier, Chain Catcher reported that Wintermute lost $160 million in a DeFi hack on September 20. (source link)

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