Tapioca offers $1M to ‘social engineering’ attacker who stole $4.7M
DeFi protocol Tapioca DAO said it was hacked for $4.7 million; it's offering a “significantly higher” than usual bounty in hopes of recovering most of the funds.
DeFi protocol Tapioca DAO said it was hacked for $4.7 million; it's offering a “significantly higher” than usual bounty in hopes of recovering most of the funds.
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