The hackers behind the $61 million Curve Finance attack on July 30 have begun returning 4,820.55 Alchemix ETH (alETH) worth roughly $8,889,118 to the Alchemix Finance team and 1 Ether to the Curve Finance team.
Curve Finance Was attacked via a reentrancy bug on July 30, and over $61 million worth of crypto has disappeared. and affect pools Alchemix Finance alETH-ETH, JPEG’d pETH-ETH and Metronome sETH-ETH.
Total losses for the attack were originally estimated at $47 million, but were later changed.get changedto $61.7 million
On August 4 at 3:45 PM UTC, the attackerpostedMessages on the Ethereum network seemingly directed at Alchemix and Curve developers, with attackers claiming that they will refund money. But because they didn’t want to “destroy” the project, not out of fear of getting caught.
The total returned funds are worth approximately $8.9 million of cryptocurrencies. Since the initial attack amounted to more than $61 million, these refunds accounted for approximately 15% of the total amount taken, however, some funds may have been moved to other addresses and may have been returned in transactions. separately
refer : cointelegraph
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