In a transaction early Wednesday, the hacker said it's 'ready to return the fund!'
cryptocurrency miners and exchanges to"blacklist" tokens coming from the hacker's addresses, and many soon heeded the call. Executives at some of the world's largest cryptocurrency exchanges—including Huboi, OKEx and Binance—said they were monitoring their platforms for any activity by the hacker.
Legal action—and potential regulation—stemming from the hack. Less than a week ago, SEC Chairman Gary Gensler said booming decentralized finance platforms, also known as DeFi, deserve more government scrutiny and likened the space to the"Wild West." According to crypto intelligence firm CipherTrace, more than 75% of cryptocurrency hacks this year have been linked to DeFi.$103 billion.
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