DeFi platform Qubit Finance begs hacker to return $80 million in stolen funds

By cineramaJanuary 28, 2022DeFi

Qubit Finance took to Twitter last night to beg hackers to return more than $80 million in stolen cryptocurrency this week. On Thursday, the DeFi platform said their protocol […]

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DeFi platform Qubit Finance begs hacker to return $80 million in stolen funds

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