ETH DeFi ‘circuit breaker’ could cut hack losses by 70% — Developer
Diyahir Campos, a smart contract developer behind the new ERC proposal, sought action after falling victim to the Euler Finance hack in March.
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Diyahir Campos, a smart contract developer behind the new ERC proposal, sought action after falling victim to the Euler Finance hack in March.
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