PolyNetwork’s Hacker Returns All Funds on Ethereum and Refuses a $500K Bug Bounty

By cineramaAugust 13, 2021DeFi

After swiping more than $600 million in various cryptocurrencies, the anonymous PolyNetwork hacker has successfully transferred back most of the funds. He also rejected a $500,000 bounty offer and […]

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PolyNetwork’s Hacker Returns All Funds on Ethereum and Refuses a $500K Bug Bounty

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