BLASTOFF: 150 ETH stolen, willing to offer 20% white hat bounty for the hacker
On March 11th, Blast ecosystem LaunchPad and yield aggregator BLASTOFF announced that their fund pool "FutureYield Minter Vault" was hacked and approximately 150 ETH (about $600,000) was stolen. The official has disabled the staking in the fund pool and is conducting a thorough investigation. The team is willing to offer a 20% white hat bounty to the hacker and hopes for timely communication. BLASTOFF stated that its CEO will compensate affected users, with refunds already completed. The fund pool will only be relaunched after an audit.
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