The UwU Lend protocol has $19 million in assets

On June 10, Arkham Intelligence analysts warned of a possible hack of the UwU Lend DeFi liquidity protocol. Preliminary damage was estimated at $19.3 million.

According to Cyvers Alerts researchers, the hacker withdrew funds in three transactions and has already begun converting assets into ETH.

Two days before the incident, he interacted with the Tornado Cash mixer to finance the hack. At the same time, the Cyvers analysis system detected the deployment of a malicious contract before the funds were moved.

Representatives of UwU Lend responded to the warnings approximately two hours after the attack began and announced the suspension of the protocol.

“Rest assured, we are immediately informed of the situation and we are taking all necessary measures and efforts. Stay tuned for further updates,” the post says.

By data journalist Colin Wu, UwU Lend was launched by the co-founder of the closed crypto exchange QuadrigaCX Michael Patrin, known under the pseudonym 0xSifu.

The project is a fork of Aave and supports lending in the algorithmic stablecoin MIM.

At the beginning of the summer, the decentralized exchange Velocore came under attack. The hacker withdrew approximately $6.8 million in Ethereum from the pools on the Linea and zkSyncEra L2 networks.

In May, the Japanese crypto exchange DMM Bitcoin lost $305 million during a hack. The platform intends to attract financial support to compensate users.


Source: Cryptocurrency

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