NEAR Intents’ General Manager Says Part of the $3.8 Million Exploit Came Back in Monero
By Unchained
AI summary of the source article
An attacker who drained about $3.8 million from NEAR Intents returned the stolen funds partly in Bitcoin and partly in Monero. NEAR Intents replenished its contracts using internal funds and is working out how to convert the returned Monero into USDT.
Key facts
- NEAR Intents suffered an exploit of approximately $3.8 million on Oct. 1.
- The attacker returned 34.59 Bitcoin, accounting for about 78% of the total, with the remainder sent in Monero (XMR).
- NEAR Intents replenished its smart contracts with its own funds and faces questions regarding source of funds while trying to convert the XMR to USDT.
Source excerpt · Unchained
On Unchained, Alex Shevchenko said the rest of the stolen funds had been traded into XMR, which NEAR Intents is now working to convert after refilling its contracts from its own funds. The post NEAR Intents’ General Manager Says Part of the $3.8 Million Exploit Came Back in Monero appeared first on Unchained .