The platform further emphasizes its current priority, which revolves around assessing the proportional portions of each impacted user.
Curve Finance, a decentralized finance (DeFi) platform for lending stablecoins,
has officially stated its intention to reimburse users who were impacted by the recent breach resulting in a $62 million loss from the system.
According to a by Curve Finance, ongoing investigations are yielding progress,
with approximately 79% of the funds successfully recuperated. The platform further
emphasizes its current priority, which revolves around assessing the proportional portions of each
impacted user.
This evaluation aims to ensure an equitable distribution of resources. The incident,
which occurred on July 30, involved within the release history of Curve Finance’s Vyper compiler.
The individual behind the hack directed their attention specifically toward versions 0.2.15 to 0.3.0 of the Vyper compiler. Evidently, the hacker displayed an understanding of the precise
weaknesses within the historical iterations of Vyper. The identification of these vulnerabilities
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Notably, there are speculations that the undertaking was meticulously planned prior
to its enactment. A contributor to Vyper is resolute in their belief that the scheme likely
required hackers several weeks, if not months, to formulate. Among the pools that experienced ramifications are CRV/ETH, alETH/ETH,
msETH/ETH and pETH/ETH. Furthermore, there is a growing concern that the tri-crypto pool on Arbitrum might also have been subject to this impact.
Regrettably, the assault reverberated across the entirety of the DeFi landscape.
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An to the individual responsible for the breach, and upon acceptance of the proposition,
the perpetrator instigated the a few days later. This course of action was corroborated by Etherscan data, which validated that the individual behind the attack conducted
three distinct transactions to the Alchemix Finance developer wallet.
The cumulative value of these transfers amounted to 4,821 Ethereum (ETH), equivalent to $8,891,578 at the given time. As of now, the restitution process remains incomplete.
