> A still-unidentified attacker had borrowed $80m in cryptocurrency and deposited it in the project’s silo, gaining enough voting rights in exchange to be able to pass any proposal instantly. With that power, they voted to transfer the contents of the treasury to themselves, then returned the voting rights, withdrew their money, and repaid the loan – all in a matter of seconds.
Sounds like when I was a kid and my brother would make up a game with vague rules, but when I'd pay it in a way he didn't expect, he'd say, "no not like that!" and call our mom.
Congrats to whoever found the loophole and made nine figures!
Sounds like when I was a kid and my brother would make up a game with vague rules, but when I'd pay it in a way he didn't expect, he'd say, "no not like that!" and call our mom.
Congrats to whoever found the loophole and made nine figures!