After saying he was prepared to refund the stolen funds from the infamous 0 million hack, the perpetrator has made the first transaction worth million in USDC. CryptoPotato reported earlier on August 11th that the unknown hacker, who breached PolyNetwork’s security and stole over 0 million in various digital assets, had decided to return the funds. This came after dabbling with the idea of creating a new token and allowing the DAO to decide what to do with the substantial amount stolen. Now, though, the hacker has stayed true to his word and has completed a transaction worth million in USDC from his marked address to PolyNetwork’s wallet. The team behind the DeFi project confirmed receiving the amount in a separate message. It reads: “You are moving things to
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After saying he was prepared to refund the stolen funds from the infamous $610 million hack, the perpetrator has made the first transaction worth $1 million in USDC.
- CryptoPotato reported earlier on August 11th that the unknown hacker, who breached PolyNetwork’s security and stole over $600 million in various digital assets, had decided to return the funds.
- This came after dabbling with the idea of creating a new token and allowing the DAO to decide what to do with the substantial amount stolen.
- Now, though, the hacker has stayed true to his word and has completed a transaction worth $1 million in USDC from his marked address to PolyNetwork’s wallet.
- The team behind the DeFi project confirmed receiving the amount in a separate message. It reads:
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“You are moving things to the right direction. We received 1+M USDC on Polygon. Did you ask us to encrypt the receiving addresses with your BookKeeper public key?”