PANews reported on July 11 that according to Lookonchain monitoring, the GMX protocol was previously hacked, and the hacker has chosen to return the stolen $42 million in assets and accept a $5 million white hat vulnerability bounty. Currently, $10.49 million in FRAX has been returned. At the same time, the hacker exchanged another $32 million in assets for 11,700 ETH, currently worth about $35 million, with a profit of about $3 million.
It is unclear whether the hacker will return all 11,700 ETH (worth $35 million) or sell the ETH to return $32 million and keep the $3 million profit.
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