Drift Hack Victims Get Their Money Back, 1 Cent at a Time
Drift victims can finally cash out six months after an April exploit left nearly $295.4 million in verified losses. Yet the numbers show just how long the road to restitution may be. The recovery pool opened with just $3.11 million, putting immediate redemptions at roughly 1 cent on the dollar. The rest of the rescue […]
Key Takeaways
- Drift victims can finally cash out six months after an April exploit left nearly $295.4 million in verified losses.
- Yet the numbers show just how long the road to restitution may be.
- The recovery pool opened with just $3.11 million, putting immediate redemptions at roughly 1 cent on the dollar.
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