Ronin ‘white hat’ attacker returns $10M in ETH after apparent accidental front-run
The MEV bot returned nearly all of the funds, and the team claimed that $500,000 was being paid to it as a bounty.
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The MEV bot returned nearly all of the funds, and the team claimed that $500,000 was being paid to it as a bounty.
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