Hackers stole $3.8 million and then, in the end, sent all the money back themselves.
This time, the most outrageous part wasn’t being hacked—it was that, after NEAR Intents identified the attacker, it directly gave them a 48-hour deadline. In the end, the other party really returned the $3.8 million along the original route, and the investigation was closed as a result.
In the blockchain world, things can sometimes be truly surreal. Code vulnerabilities can be exploited, but every transaction on-chain also leaves evidence for oneself.#NEARIntents追回380万美元结束调查 $BTC $ETH
This time, the most outrageous part wasn’t being hacked—it was that, after NEAR Intents identified the attacker, it directly gave them a 48-hour deadline. In the end, the other party really returned the $3.8 million along the original route, and the investigation was closed as a result.
In the blockchain world, things can sometimes be truly surreal. Code vulnerabilities can be exploited, but every transaction on-chain also leaves evidence for oneself.#NEARIntents追回380万美元结束调查 $BTC $ETH
