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PeckShield: DeFi Protocol Inverse Finance Was Hacked

Apr 02,2022,20:38
PeckShield tweeted that DeFi protocol Inverse Finance was hacked and lost 4,300 $ETH, worth nearly $15 million, of which the attackers have now transferred 1,300 $ETH into Tornado Cash.
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