Why Balancer’s $1.4M hack recovery won’t pay LPs anytime soon
The pending plan uses attack-time losses and pre-exploit pool balances, but no V1 claim window is open. The post Why Balancer’s $1.4M hack recovery won’t pay LPs anytime soon appeared first on CryptoSlate.
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- The pending plan uses attack-time losses and pre-exploit pool balances, but no V1 claim window is open.
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