Curve ‘Strongly Suggests’ Domain Migration to Ethereum Name Service After $570K Frontend Hack

By cineramaAugust 11, 2022Ethereum

Image: Curve Finance Curve Finance has more answers to this week’s $570,000 frontend attack . A recent report conducted with domain registrar company iwantmyname, the domain host for the […]

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Curve ‘Strongly Suggests’ Domain Migration to Ethereum Name Service After $570K Frontend Hack

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