Nomad announces $19-million bounty for lost funds from recent hack
Nomad announced that it was offering up to a 10% bounty to return funds stolen from the recent hack on the Nomad bridge on Aug. 2.
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Nomad announced that it was offering up to a 10% bounty to return funds stolen from the recent hack on the Nomad bridge on Aug. 2.
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