Once hacked for $77M, Beanstalk’s algo stablecoin protocol relaunches
Beanstalk Farms’ stablecoin protocol was relaunched on Saturday, with the team working to hopefully reclaim the $100 million market cap of its BEAN stablecoin prior to the hack in April.
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Beanstalk Farms’ stablecoin protocol was relaunched on Saturday, with the team working to hopefully reclaim the $100 million market cap of its BEAN stablecoin prior to the hack in April.
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