Nomad Bridge Prepares Relaunch Plan After $190 Million Exploit – Partial Refunds for Users?
Cross-chain messaging protocol Nomad, which was exploited for $190 million back in August, is preparing to relaunch and provide partial refunds to affected users. In a recent blog post, the Nomad protocol team announced...
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In a recent blog post, the Nomad protocol team announced that the project had upgraded the Nomad protocol to fix the vulnerability that caused the hack and to allow users to bridge back madAssets and access a pro-rata share of recovered funds....
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