DeFi protocol UwU Lend falls victim to $19.3M exploit
UwU Lend, a DeFi protocol founded by Quadriga CX co-founder "Sifu," has suffered a $19.3 million exploit, with the exact method of the attack remaining unclear. The post DeFi protocol UwU Lend falls victim to $19.3M expl...
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UwU Lend, a DeFi protocol founded by Quadriga CX co-founder "Sifu," has suffered a $19.3 million exploit, with the exact method of the attack remaining unclear.
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