Following the return of $67 million worth of cryptocurrency by the attacker of the Solana-based Decentralized Finance project, Mango Markets has announced plans to return stolen funds to Users as per post.
The decentralized crypto exchange (DEX) had earlier acknowledged that $67 million out of $114 million looted funds have been returned.
Mango Markets stated that entities that are owned and governed by their members without any form of central leadership will be allowed to vote on how to return the funds to users.
Mango Labs co-founder, Daffy Durairaj, reveals that the program for depositors to regain funds is in progress and should be completed by Thursday. He equally applauded members and contributors for their support.
Recall that the decentralized exchange suffered a deadly attack on October 11 following the successful looting of over $114 million by the exploiter.
Meanwhile, Avraham Einsenberg had come out to acknowledge being the perpetrator of the incident and promised to return the funds if there would be provision for bug bounty.
It appears there is a peaceful resolution as initially touted by Mango Markets that efforts would be made towards constructively engaging the perpetrator in order to resolve the issues amicably.
Reviewing Bug Bounty and Crypto Hacks
Like Mango Markets, another DeFi project QANplatform also suffered similar attacks with perpetrators demanding for bug bounty.
October has been dubbed the biggest month of crypto hacks according to the Chainalysis report.
Meanwhile, Mango Markets have rolled out three different DAO proposals pertaining to reimbursement of depositors.
The community members are to vote accordingly. The first proposal requests the community to vote if they should send 42m USDC from the Treasury to the Upgrade council for reimbursements.
The second proposal has to do with sending USDC and MNGO reimbursement only, while the third deals with existing assets, USDC and MNGO reimbursement only.
