A cryptocurrency bug put $545,000 of DeFi funds at risk

By cineramaJune 18, 2020DApps

Bancor Network saved the funds by hacking its own protocol. Image: Shutterstock. Bancor just detected and fixed a flaw in the latest version of its Bancor Network smart contract.

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A cryptocurrency bug put $545,000 of DeFi funds at risk

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