Euler Finance's offer to hacker: Keep $20M or face the law
The hacker committed a $196 million flash loan attack on the Ethereum-based lending protocol on March 13. Ethereum-based noncustodial lending protocol Euler finance is trying to cut a deal with the exploiter that stole millions from its protocol, demanding the hacker returns 90% of the funds they stole within 24 hours or face legal consequences. The platform was exploited for $196 million on March 13 and Euler Labs sent its ultimatum to the flash loan attacker by transferring them 0 Ether (ETH) with an attached message on March 14: “Following up on our message from yesterday. If 90% of the funds are not returned within 24 hours, tomorrow we will launch a $1M reward for information that leads to your arrest and the return of all funds.” euler just sent an on-chain message to the hacker pic.twitter.com/0wKIW51NjM — 0xngmi (llamazip arc) (@0xngmi) March 14, 2023 The threat of law enforcement comes as Euler sent the hacker a much more civil message the day before. “We understand yo...