Web3 infrastructure company Jump Crypto and decentralized finance (DeFi) platform Oasis.app launched a counterattack to the Wormhole attacker, recovering 120,000 Ethereum (ETH).
In a February 24 post, the Oasis.app team detailed the recovery of the Wormhole assets. In the statement, Web3 infrastructure firm Jump Crypto and DeFi platform Oasis.app launched a counterattack against the Wormhole attacker for about a month. $225 million It was stated that 120 thousand ETH worth of was bought back.
On the other hand, in the wallet of the attacker, $78 million MakerDAO (MKR) existence was saved. The assets taken back from the attacker were transferred to the relevant wallets, and the transaction was completed. The team noted that an order had been received from the High Court of England and Wales for the counterattack:
We can also confirm that the assets were immediately transferred to a wallet controlled by an authorized third party, as required by the court order. We do not have any control or access to these assets.
What MakerDAO has done on the subject in the statement, MakerDAOIt was stated that ‘s smart contracts are not controlled or controlled by Oasis front-end smart contracts:
MakerDAO has no control over any front-end provider or product that gives end users access to Maker Vaults. Also, none of the existing frontends that connect to the Maker Protocol are developed or maintained by MakerDAO.
In this attack, which is described as the biggest junior hack of crypto tahini, 120 thousand Wrapped Ethereum (wETH) had been stolen. The hacker, who has been waiting for a while, is at the end of January. $155 million in Ether‘I UniSwap (UNI) transferred to other wallets through decentralized exchanges such as