Investor loses $71 million in WBTC, tricked by poisoned address
An investor lost over $71 million in WBTC to a poisoned address scam, as reported by blockchain security experts CertiK and Cyvers. The post Investor loses $71 million in WBTC, tricked by poisoned address appeared first...
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An investor lost over $71 million in WBTC to a poisoned address scam, as reported by blockchain security experts CertiK and Cyvers.
The post Investor loses $71 million in WBTC, tricked by poisoned address appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
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