DeFi Protocol Zunami Loses Over $2.1 Million in a Major Price Manipulation Attack
Decentralized Finance (DeFi) platform Zunami Protocol has confirmed a price manipulation attack on its “zStables” stablecoin pools on Curve Finance, causing potential losses of over $2.1 million. The attack is the latest...
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The attack is the latest among the list of protocols affected by the recent vulnerability in the popular DeFi platform Curve Finance, which drained funds from a number of the protocol’s liquidity pools, exposing $100+ million worth of cryptocurrencies....
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