Transit Swap ‘hacker’ returns 70% of $23M in stolen funds
The funds returned so far have come in the form of Ether, Binance-pegged ETH and BNB ($14.2 million).
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The funds returned so far have come in the form of Ether, Binance-pegged ETH and BNB ($14.2 million).
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