White hat returns $190K to Renegade hours after hacking the protocol
The white hat hacker said the decision to exploit Renegade’s dark pool was made to protect the funds and safety of DeFi users.
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The white hat hacker said the decision to exploit Renegade’s dark pool was made to protect the funds and safety of DeFi users.
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