CremaFinance recently announced that it has reached a consensus with the hackers who consumed $8.78 million in digital currency last week. Hackers breached the platform.
The team behind the DeFi protocol immediately rewarded the attacker with about $80,000, and then contacted law enforcement to investigate the attack.
However, hackers were able to negotiate larger 45 and 455 SOL coins for around $1.7 million at current prices. The hackers then repaid approximately $7.6 million worth of stolen digital currency.
According to a Medium blog post from CremaFinance yesterday, [We recovered the vast majority of the stolen assets and slowly returned to the original portfolio."
The team added in the announcement that they will sign the property acquisition contract sometime next week, which will be audited by Slow Mist. With this withdrawal contract, the liquidity provider will participate in the attack pool (LP) and can obtain 84% of its property. At the same time, the LP that is not affected by the attack in the mining software can obtain 100% of the property.
In the end, Cream took 1.5% of the hard-top convertible CRM (15,000,000 CRM) from the team allocation to compensate customers who lost all assets during the work. These currencies will line up over the next 12 months.
