1. This crypto-coin is called Jimbo. 2. $8m was stolen from its devs in flash loan attack

By cineramaMay 30, 2023Ethereum

Just days after releasing the second – and supposedly more stable and secure – version of its decentralized finance (DeFi) app, Jimbos Protocol over the weekend was hit by […]

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1. This crypto-coin is called Jimbo. 2. $8m was stolen from its devs in flash loan attack

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