C.R.E.A.M Finance exploited for over $100 million
C.R.E.A.M Finance, a DeFi lending & borrowing platform, was exploited for $115 million, making it one of the largest exploits in DeFi history.
C.R.E.A.M Finance, a DeFi lending & borrowing platform, was exploited for $115 million, making it one of the largest exploits in DeFi history.
A former special agent with the Drug Enforcement Administration, William Callahan and the Blockchain Intelligence Group have thought a lot about what it takes to make the blockchain industry more legitimate and more lawful.
Instead of the usual front page, visitors were greeted with an invitation to send BTC to the "Bitcoin Foundation" with the promise to return double their sent amount.
Liquid Exchange confirmed that the attackers had targeted its hot wallets and made away with 100+ BTC, 9 million XRP and tens of millions of ERC-20 tokens.
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BtcTurk had initially denied the hack, but after hackers started posting some of the data they accessed, the exchange was forced to come clean.
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