/biz/ - Business & Finance

Another day, another crypto hack. Such is life in a bear market.

>>50688489
Ari?

>>50688489
He can't keep getting away with it!

ELI5 why anyone with an IQ above single digits would trust some shitty programmed smartcontract that gets exploited weekly with their wealthy? pro tip: you cant

THE FUTURE OF FINANCE

What a fuckin joke.

how do you even deposit money to bridge ?

>>50688555
Because ETH L1 is broken and unusable so like it or not but you have to rely on either L2 or ETH alt + bridge or CEX. All of those can fuck you

>>50688583
I guess they just "lock" your tokens and mint something that represents it on the chain you're bridging to

>>50688589
>>50688578
>>50688555
If only there were some solution being worked on that made cross chain movement safe and reliable.

Fugg not bad

>>50688638
if only people would still have confidence by the time this shit gets implemnted circa 2055

>>50688589
haven't heard of a rollup that ever fucked you. it's always the bridges to sidechains that are getting hacked.

>>50688489
Next time use bridgeless interoperability solutions.

>>50688638
yet to be proven still, all sergey has done is making promises that keep getting pushed back

Oof

>>50688638
TOKEN NOT NEEDED

>>50688489
quick, someone post a rundown of how to do this before they fix it

>>50688489
does the hacker realize he needs to pay taxes?

>>50688661
>>50688689
>>50688757
instant seething lmao

>>50688551
this dude is such a creep lmao

>>50688845
The truth hurts. Keep coping, marine.

>>50688489
>nomad?
verymad kek

>>50688489
Eagerly sitting on the sidelines with a wad of cash waiting for a glorious crash.

JUST FUCK MY SHIT UP HACKERBRO

Looks like people are actively fighting to steal shit from the bridge with the same exploit lmao, that thing is finished

>>50688489
Eth is such a failed insecure blockchain

total value being moved?

>>50689015
9 digits

100M+

>>50688489
fuck bridges

>>50689040
did you check your math?

>>50688980
Lmaooooo

>>50689000
>said the increasingly nervous man for the 7th time…

>>50688678
>haven't heard of a rollup that ever fucked you
They haven't been around for that long. Just wait, someone will get fucked on L2, it's inevitable

>>50688489
Wen airdrop sers?

>>50688890
Shut the fuck up faggot

It's over, gg. Looks like this bridge was used mostly for Evmos and Moonbeam, anyone who still holds bridge tokens is fucked.

>>50689159
oh well lol

is it worth looking over the code of some of these projects in hope of finding exploits?

>>50689240
probably, im sure i could find things if i tried but im too lazy

what the fuck is "Nomad" ? do exchanges have exposure to it? if not I don't care.

>>50689279
If you're legitimately this retarded, please stay away from crypto.

>>50689279
>>50689285
'exposure' seems to be the normie retard buzzword du jour lately. 'risk on/off' also

>>50688489
>nomad
never heard of it, so who cares

So, how did they fuck up this time?

>>50689424
You can literally exploit it RIGHT NOW and make money. Hundreds of people are doing it as we speak.

>>50689442
how?

>>50689442
You have to have more coding knowledge than the average bizraeli I'm guessing though

Priced in

>>50689442
But some people are fucking up though kek

>>50689428
Shit code

>>50689442
well it does not matter anymore all the money is gone lol

>>50689451
>>50689461
see >>50689471, it's actually ridiculously easy and the nomad devs are incredibly stupid for not catching that earlier

>>50689474
Not yet

I can't wait for ICP to put a stop to this bullshit

>>50689496
>ICP
>doing anything but cancelling scope creeped projects

>>50689496
OHNONONONONNOO

Sergey, where's that CCIP?

>>50689483
If its done by calling functions directly and not through the site UI not many here will be able to do it

>>50688648
where do I see this?

>>50689515

Lol I went through some of the accounts who did this hack after the first guy. Many of them are KYC'd. Will be interesting court cases if they don't return it.

>>50689527
Yeah, I don't know how to do this shit

>>50689558
nvm figured it out
https://etherscan.io/address/0x88a69b4e698a4b090df6cf5bd7b2d47325ad30a3#tokentxns

>>50689471
no fucking way. so all you have to do is call the withdrawal function and put in whatever amount you want? how did these retards even get $160m and top vc funding?

I'm sure some bizlets got larger sums of money from this kek

>>50689676
You do that+feed it some withdrawal data from old transactions and it just werks. They really fucked up lel

>>50689687
How do you found out about this so quickly tho? I noticed it was first mentioned on telegram.

>>50689676
>>50689692
Inside job probably. Too dumb.

What the hell is Nomad?

>>50689818
I just saw it, Im trying to figure out how to but the wallet was already drained kek

>>50689840
https://app.nomad.xyz/

This hack was caused by a faulty Chainlink oracle.

is it do late to do this?

>>50689954
yes all the money is gone

>>50689954
*knock knock*

>>50689527
same
you'all keep sayin it's easy peasy lemon squeezy but i'm part of the retarded population of /biz/

>>50690005
That's because you don't care. You could easily download a wallet that can send functions on-chain without a frontend and try things out, read, and learn, but you don't want to do that because it takes *some* level of thinking and caring and it doesn't give instant (You) gratification.

>>50690005
Fuck this niggers, they drained the wallet and don't even explained how

damn all we had to do was change the wallet address and we could've been rich bros...

>>50690005
Well it was just free money for anyone with a bit of liquidity and knew how to do the most basic "babby's first etherscan call"

I'd suggest learning how to use etherscan to call functions directly and decompile bytecode if need be. It's easier than you think

Also yeah, as others have mentioned, obviously make sure it's not a KYCd account haha

>>50689515
Fag

>>50690048
We lost again bros... At least we are not going to jail.

>>50689496
Even before total eth integration terebithia bridge will be miles ahead of other bridges. Now imagine you have the entire electrical grid behind icp’s blockchain. Only half the value will be what Icp creates, the other half will come from the failure of all the remaining competitors, the entire market will consolidate under Icp

>>50690057
Feels really bad man

0x60690e3dBeE7f638d010620b0A4806d71A82C739

Send some shit, don't be faggots

>>50688489
>BRIDGE

>>50690122
dont be a begging faggot

PSA for anyone with funds on Evmos, Moonbeam, Milkomeda or Osmosis

>>50690048
>it was that easy
WHY THE FUCK BIZ KEPT TELL US THE SAME BS REPLY
>hurr just input that code bro it's easy
While some random on fucking twatter says what we wanted to know
>just copy and paste the original transacition
FUCK YOU BIZ

Sam Sun just did an explainer on the whole thing and how easy it was

>>50690260
It's probably easy if you know the basics.
Fuck the niggers that exploited this shit for more than 6 digits im so jealous.

>>50688489
should've used ren

>>50690272
ETH is a pre-mined scam, no wonder shit on it keeps getting hacked. stick to only bitcoin

>>50690324
>bro write code for free
no

don't worry guys, these coders were shit
bitcoin is totally secure, their coders will never make a mistake

>>50690367
>bro write code for free
Yes.

>>50688648
Is there something special about $202,040?

>>50690485
It's just one of the valid transactions that you could have copy/pasted, that's why they all have the same amount

HOLY SHIT, LOL
180m$ gone in 1 hour

>>50688638
Lmao, what do you think was the motto of Nomad, Wormhole, every other bridge?
>We'll do cross chain transactions, but finally safe, unlike all the previous bridges that got exploited for millions of dollars!
>Surely our code won't have a one-line bug missed by auditors that allows anyone to execute arbitrary transactions!

>>50688638
"being worked on" I have a bridge I'd like to sell you.

>>50688489
>$126 million
Fucking chump change
Putting it in stablecoins is retarded though

>>50689471
Wait, what? Who wrote the code? Someone missing a chromosome?

>>50690635
quick, name one person who wrote code in bitcoins latest release

>>50689471
How do they not have unit tests for this shit?

>>50690683
See >>50689826

>>50690575
OOOHHH NO NO NO NO ONOOO AAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA LOOOK AT THE TOP OF HIS HEAD

>Smart contract bug
>Subhuman midwits keep arguing on CT about using incredibly complex bridges (Fraud Proofs and ZK stuff) that are "theoretically safe by design"
>99.9% of all SC hacks been due to complex code being exploited

The ETH maxis crowd lost their mind completely. Bridges are the first thing you MUST keep extremely simple

>>50690736
funnily enough the avax retards got it right that shit has never been hacked

>>50689471
The bug is literally a single line change that now allows arbitrary messages to be parsed as correct, where before they would have been rejected. Yay compooter "science"!

>>50688555
>>50688689
>ELI5
Kill yourself nigger faggot redditor

so which wallet can do call functions?

>>50688555
I only trust smart contracts I wrote myself.

>>50690827
4 lines of code determine bitcoins token cap

>>50688489
Sorry crypto kiddies, but you can't hack gold. When will you learn?

>>50690048
>get a few grand for free with no way to track you
>post about it on public discord servers
Why are people this stupid?

>>50691017
>>get a few grand for free with no way to track you
Except most of them used KYC'd ether LOL

>>50690991
>he doesn't know about the recent news of artificial gold made from fusion reaction by particle colliders

>>50688489
>Pranay Mohan, co-founder and CEO of Nomad
>Pranay Mohan
>CEO of Nomad
pajeets did this
polygon bridge is next

>>50690827
That's what you get when you pay for pajeet quality: >>50691077
Nomad bridge is more pajeet copy and pastery.
Take your funds off polygon before its next (their entire bridge relies on a 5 signature wallet btw.)
With Arbitrum and Optimism there is no reason to use Polygon anymore.

>>50691036
and it only takes billions of dollars and enough electricity to power a city to make an atom of gold
goldtards btfo

So can anyone explain how you would copy a tx on etherscan? Where would you call it again and change your address? Broadcast Raw Transaction? Cant find any explanations

This is a nomad rug while claiming hack
1000% inside job

>>50688489
Flare is going to eat ETH's lunch

Well.. Surprise Surprise. Another ETH hack.

>>50691232
Just two more weeks.

>>50691254
Well surprise another technically illiterate faggot.

>>50691232

>>50690030
Then tell me a wallet that can do that? And where i can find those "read and learn" material.

>>50690272
>https://app.nomad.xyz/
wonder who/what was behind that "root upgrade"
apparently Nomad had just gone through a seed funding round with Coinbase and Opensea investing

>>50691337
You have the whole fucking internet to search for wallets with that capability and resources on how to do this.
>And where i can find those "read and learn" material.
Not spoonfeeding you because you're just being lazy, not a genuine question.

>>50691077
if this happened i would literally make it in the bear run. my matic short would (rightfully) print.

>>50690485
2244, repeating dubs, the numbers mason what do they Mean
(from a numerological POV, this sequence relates to the transition from potential energy to a stable, realized state and also with growth specifically of wealth)

Btw you could literally exploit this by just copy pasting the input data from the other exploits but changing the address to yours lmaoooo

>>50689471
not a mistake, a deliberate attack by a competitor. interoperability (i.e. the privilege/responsibility of transferring funds across blockchain ecosystems) is a hot topic right now and whoever solves the problem will make trillions

Flare is going to be huge.

>>50691361
Ye expected that much. Typing wallet with "call functions" in google results in nothing. You are just trashtalking because you know it's not that easy. Can't find something I don't know I am looking for.

>>50691279
fuck you

>>50691399
Not falling for this bait attempt for spoonfeed.
>Can't find something I don't know I am looking for.
You can if you think for 2 seconds who or what would need these things. Do you think things are just made by themselves? They just suddenly exist one day?
If you can't use google to find it, you can't figure out how to learn more about it.
And yeah I'm in a trashtalk mood and it feels good.

>>50691279
actually yeah my parents' health has really been declining rapidly since they got their booster. looks like my mom might be exhibiting the early signs of cognitive decline but still in the stage where she can mostly hide it. but watching her become more absent-minded and clumsy, and losing her fine motor coordination so she can't do stuff like she used to (she always was a huge garden and just didn't feel up to the task this year for the first time since i've been alive) is really shitty to see.

so if it keeps getting worse, dying in her sleep might not be the worst possible thing to happen to her. thanks for the new perspective anon.

>>50691381
so it might have been a behavioral experiment/sting as well then. interesting

wonder if any wallets linked with ConsenSYS were involved?

>>50691429
Okay seems like you are literally mentally challenged. Naming 1 wallet is already too much for you sweaty basement dweller. Telling us to "research" but won't even tell us what rofl. GTFO faggot.

triple ethmoji chads cant stop winning

triple ethmoji chads cant stop winning

(fixd)

>>50691103
>Nomad bridge is more pajeet copy and pastery
To be fair, this isn't really a copy paste job. The team at Nomad are the people who built the original system.
Pranay doesn't write code. This bug was introduced by the whitest guy on the team.

>>50691468
I refuse to because I already spoonfed you and you were too stupid to realize I told you exactly what to search for.

>>50688489
bullish

>>50689563
Claim could be made they were white hats trying to save the funds from black hats if they make an effort… if they just sit on the funds they’re obviously just being scumbags

>>50688489
Reminder: invest in projects that don't get hacked.

>>50691592
Some can get away with this and may even have been white hats and not just black hats who realized they fucked up and claim white hat to get away scott free seeing as it's reasonable when it has already been hacked instead of silently reporting the bug. Some sold their assets and fucked off to a kyc'd exchange lol, they're screwed unless they move to Belize.

>>50690258
Only funds I have on evmos is the rektdrop, never bridged anything, just did a couple swaps for less than $1 to claim 100%

>>50689469
No way
Did this cunt just steal money and put it in an FBI middleman?

>>50688638
This topology will never work lmao, it doesn't even make fucking sense

>>50666666

>>50691446
My grandma was a two time breast cancer survivor. A few months after her jab/booster she went into remission and she got into the worst shape she had ever been in. She passed in March. Not trying to send bad omens, but relish the time you've got.

How would you wash stolen funds btw? Is just Tornado'ing out enough? They automagically lock your account if you try to sell Tornado'd ETH on a CEX afaik

>>50691017
>get a few grand for free with no way to track you

you mean if they used an undoxed wallet from computer that never touched their home IP

>>50691784
first off you better have never used the wallet from a home IP address

then you trade it p2p on bisq in cash to a drop that's not tied to your name(no idea how to accomplish this)

maybe local craigslist ad? bitcoin atm in a euro country that doesnt require kyc?

>>50691784
A long time ago I used to know a pajeet at my old job that had someone wash his withdrawals back in India so that he could avoid paying taxes on his crypto, so I guess know someone in India lol

>>50691784
Swap for monero on Kucoin, create nfts and buy from yourself.

>>50691903
for ants?

it's not even a hack it was plain old incompetence from devs

>>50689154
>Shut the fuck up faggot
Says the stinky pajeet, link is a scam nigger

>>50689848
>wallet was already drained kek
More reason to opt for non-custodial and secure wallets like Sylo smart wallet. Compatible with NFTs as well and staking options for passive income rewards

>>50692729
no shit, if your wallet exists on some scammer data center VPS then obviously it's not even your wallet, you're stacking into his wallet LMAO.

If you told someone from 2010 BTC era what these idiots are doing right now they wouldn't believe it, not even laugh just not believe

>>50691277
Shut up commie

>>50688489
fucking chainlink sucking ass again

>>50689483
It's almost as if the devs just ket it happen huh. Who would do that, right? hahahahaha

>>50690324
I'm sticking to Secret network. The privacy and security it offers is much comfy for me.

>>50691036
that's not fake gold retard, that's real gold produced at astronomic expense
also we should incentivize these kinds of technological leaps by valuing gold highly.
gold at astronomic value = space programs and particle colliders for literal alchemy get funded
bitcoin at astronomic value = highly specialized single use case computer chips for guessing random numbers get funded

>>50690991
No but I can just shoot you and take it

>>50688555
checked

>>50688684
My thoughts exactly anon. And when it comes to bridgeless solutions Railgun is the first that comes to mind which also happens to be a privacy focused platform.

>>50691605
Based dobro

ahh another bridge another stitch. patch it up bois

I queued up a tx for this to steal gero wallet (wtf is that LMAO) but realized 2 problems
1) I'm American and the FBI would kill me
2) it's not worth it for $1000 anyways (even if I ran the contract multiple times, $5k max?)

You had to be quick and be ready with a clean wallet and at least some opsec idea. Euros and Americans basically screwed.

>>50690578
>buys bridge
>bridge get hacked
pottery

>>50693832
Poetic, really.

hehehe nobody suspects a thing

you're gonna tell me this team had their bridge hacked???

funds are bloody gone

>>50688489
wasn't chainlink supposed to solve this?

>>50694173
I think you meant internet computer, chud

>>50688489
>commit Grand larceny
>with a kycd ens branded address
people are retarded

Okay there is something more retarded than idiots exploiting a bridge committing grand larceny with a kycd account

Its the shitposters Itt

>>50691489
>niggerniggernigger.eth

>>50691489
not like this triple watermelons bros...not like this...

imagine being stupid enough to keep your money in crypto right now

>>50688489
>nomad bridge
ive been in eth since 2016 and never heard of this until now

>>50689471
I wish I'm smart enough to figure out and discover exploits

>>50691399
fuck me dead.
let contract = new web3.eth.Contract(contractAbi, contractAddress)
let txdata = contract.methods.withdraw(amount,Address).call();

the state of this cunt.

>>50693758
ahh another day another mans money taken away

>>50694300
they're small
their team is more famous than their project

is this the future of finance i keep hearing so much about

>>50690962
Unironically. Dont tell anyone but I'll never use other dev dapps with significant amounts.

>>50689469
What's ledger status ens?

Leet hackers give me a small loan of a million dollars please

0x75549AFb539aA74cEf321b33e4f959aDEF55606d

>>50694124
Guess the hackers redeemed

Why was my post deleted?

>>50694300
True. I'm just hearing about the Nomad bridge for the first time too but the situation just amplifies the need for data protection and privacy in the crypto space.

Is the bridge code on github? Somone should search for the code lines in other projects and use the same exploit, it was 100% copy pasted by some pajeet

>>50694968
Nah, not this time. It is a fork, but it's a fork of a project the same team worked on previously. The bug was specifically introduced in the fork.

>>50689563
Retards. Why not just make a new wallet lmao.

Come home

lets stop pretending for a sec
eth needs to be cleansed

>>50688489
these regular hacks is how staking and ccip was funded
prove me wrong

>>50689563
Kyced where, some online wallet? How do you see an adress is kyced? I have no idea about eth

>>50688555

>ELI5
>I'm a plebbitor AMA
>Edit: Thanks for gold kind stranger
>Edit 2: Wow this post really blew up
>Edit 3: Why am I being downvoted??
>Orange man bad
>O.k NAZI
>4chan is racist
>le pepe frog is racist
>we must give niggers everything they want
>trans women are more woman than actual women
>police man le bad
>I voted for Biden so i'm not racist but i am getting tired of high fuel prices, please don't downvote me
>i have lots of black friends so I'm not racist but I am tired of niggers burning down my city, i will still vote for dems and biden please don;t downvote
>i love it when reddit comes together to post song lyrics in a comment chain

go back and kys

>>50690324
Well, bridges have always been susceptible to hacks and these things keep happening because platforms dont take data protection and privacy seriously, this has to be changed for us to cut down on the rate of hacks in the space.

>>50689464
Kek

>>50688904
Kek

>>50688489
hacked or rugged?

>>50695154
kys faggot pajeet shitskin

Syscon's NEVM offers features to make it more attractive to programmers and users alike. It uses the programming language as ethereum solidity which means those already familiar can easily onboard their projects on syscon's platform to immediately enjoy its benefits.

>>50696035
Go back you fucking faggot.

>>50688555
A redditor and a pajeet. Like cancer and aids

I bet their users are yesmad right now

>>50688578
The security concern with bridges has been established long before now. More reasons why projects sensitive enough to discard the use of bridges are way ahead. You can't put all under the same umbrella

>>50688583
Not deposit basically. Money passes through it

>>50688684
Major highlights on the protocols that's got no bridge. Exclusive Multi-chain is indeed the future.

>>50688489
>>50688527
Funny how nobody hacks monero only these shitcoins and their 20th layer garbage.

>>50697124
>railgun
how much gas to convert visible to invisible tokens? or does it use big LPs who anonymize once then swap your tokens for invisibke ones?

>>50697399
Okay?? There are several others that haven't been hacked. Why the highlight on the monero

>>50697399
Perhaps because you can't even spend that shitcoin anywhere but on pothead websites

>>50697515
The fees are negligible. Since everything is running on the blockchain, the only thing you pay for is the gas (which is done through relayer anyway). However, Railgun runs on Ethereum, BSC and Polygon meaning that users can explore Polygon and BSC for very low gas fees.

>>50688578
That's like saying the internet is a joke because some random Pajeets somewhere made a shitty scam website

>>50698202
Sounds like pretty big use case to me. Think I'll buy some more coins today.

>>50688684
>>50693521
>>50697124
>bridgeless interoperability solutions
FYI there's no such thing as being truly bridgeless.

Fundamentally if you have sovereign chain X and sovereign chain Y, if you want to move token X from chain X to chain Y you need lock the tokens on chain X and create new versions of them on chain Y.
There's no way around this fact. You either build vertically on top of chain X with L2+'s, or you need some form of the lock/mint cross-chain transfer mechanism.

Things like IBC have this interoperability decentralized and built into the protocol level which makes it safer, but it's still a variation on lock/mint transfers.

So if anyone says "Here's a bridgeless interoperability solution", it's bullshit.

>>50688489
Isn't this the same as connext who is also run by a pajeet?

>>50698202
>Perhaps because you can't even spend that shitcoin anywhere but on pothead websites
And where do you spend your LINK and ADA lol?

recap

>>50690057
You also need eth for gas though.

>>50697399
Hey retard, nobody hacked ethereum either. They exploited a buggy smart contract that some people chose to lock their tokens up in.

It's like the difference between claiming "somebody hacked the internet" versus "somebody exploited one website".

>>50691077
>polygon bridge is next
Checked and I can't wait! Crypto needs to get a working digital cash before DeFi means anything substantial. The space needs to bring in COMMERCE

>>50691489
>>50694235
Digital niggers

>>50688578
Its made by Whites, thats why it failed

>>50699062
Mother fuckers crowdhacking.

>>50697399
smartest monero holder

>>50698614
>So if anyone says "Here's a bridgeless interoperability solution", it's bullshit.
if there existed a protocol for this you would not need a bridge
you could have it lock assets by signing tx's on both sides
it doesn't exist atm because the support for it would need to be implemented as part of the opcodes of both blockchains, and it would not easily work for ERC-20 tokens
with eUTXO it would be way simpler to implement as you only need to lock the UTXO

>>50688638
this nigga caught the vapors

>>50689676
>thinks the kikes/chinks that are sitting on all the crypto are cautious.
Nigger Ethereum was a premine. WBTC costs about as much as tether to create out of thin air.

>>50697399
Funny how ciphertrace literally sells Monero Tracing software to exchanges and feds.

>>50699996
>implying anything would be simple to implement on Cardano

>>50700270
funny how feds bought fake bomb detectors for soldiers from some UK scheister for years before anyone found out...

Go back to licking boots and keep your negative IQ vibes and comments elsewhere

>>50697399
lmao

>>50699062
team was dancing and prancing about their security
then introduces one of the bugs found in their newest audit to one of the main functions of the contract

>>50700584
Nice cope. If they are lying, then why did Mastercard buy them immediately after the announcement? Are Mastercard Board Members larpers too anon?

>>50691605
Better still, invest in quantum resistant projects. The fact that they are quantum resistant tells you they take security seriously
> QANplatform is already quantum resistant, wen will Polygon become quantum resistant?

>>50688489
kek
how come cqt is the main token that suffered from this hack

>>50688489
That really sucks, but it's not the end of the world. Where do we receive our refunds?

>>50699996
What you described already exists with IBC-enabled chains via interchain accounts, but that's a different problem than wanting to move token X from its native chain X to chain Y.
What you're describing is leaving tokens on their native chains and instead having dApps work concurrently on multiple chains.

>>50688489
That's why we need a hack proof blockchain like QANplatfrom audited by an IBM Platinum partner. The bridge is also secure with them.

>>50701183
kek, thanks for the hearty laugh anon

No seriously, just deposit 1 eth into my account as a "test" transaction, then i'll transfer all your funds to you.

>>50702222
Niggers, Jews...BAD NEWS!

>>50688638
L2s are just buffers for a bigger issue. All transactions still need to go through the l1 protocol.

>If you have not been looking into l1 projects you likely will miss out on easy gains next run

retard here, how do you even copypaste in etherscan?

>>50690272
jesus christ. these niggers should've worked with verisign

>>50693193
Space is fake, Jewish and gay.

>>50697058
lel

>>50697058
CARLOS!

>>50700774
>super monied company bought this, it must be real.
stupid argument, I'll let you figure out why.

>>50699062
lmao
that's so pathetic

>>50688489

You are a company that has 150 million in assets in a contract. You not only see illicit activity but soon see your shit being busted up like a target during the 'summer of love'. At that point screw it pulls the plug on the application to prevent future fake authorization from happening or at least lock it to authorized IPs only till you secure the bridge.

Why keep letting it happen while you explore?

>>50702016
You're right. Extra measures need to be taken against hacks and I think transaction and asset privacy should be focused on to stop things like this from becoming a regular event.

Round 2 on Söylana right now boyos, gg

It's over.

>>50707613
lmao

>>50699062
embarrassing

Bros... I could have been rich for life if only I knew about this. How do I cope?

>>50688489
Isn't crypto supposed to be unhackable and super secure? that was the entire point of it right?

>>50708026
My points exactly. It was supposed to be financial freedom mixed with a safe place for funds but the incessant hacks have proved us wrong. I think platforms should cut down on bridges as they are mostly prone to hacks and using a privacy solution would help as well.

>>50689285
>if you're not following every random piece of shit that falls apart and loses everyone's money, you're retarded
I love this board.

>>50690575
where can you see this data?