Web3 Credentials Platform Galxe to Refund $396,000 to Affected Users Post DNS Attack – Here's the Latest
Web3 credentials and rewards platform Galxe has announced intentions to refund over $396,000 to more than 980 users who were impacted by a significant DNS attack last week. In addition to the refund, Galxe has committed...
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In addition to the refund, Galxe has committed to adding an extra 10% to the lost funds as a goodwill gesture, according to a document shared by the project. ...
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