Hacker returns stolen funds to Tender.fi, gets $97K bounty reward
The bounty, which was offered via an on-chain message, was about $97,000, or 6% of the exploit amount.
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The bounty, which was offered via an on-chain message, was about $97,000, or 6% of the exploit amount.
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