MIM Spell: A loophole led to hackers stealing 13 million dollars, but user funds were not lost
MIM Spell announced on platform X that a previous vulnerability led to hackers stealing 13 million US dollars. Within 36 hours, Abracadabra has repurchased 6.5 million US dollars of MIM and covered 50% of the losses from the hacker attack, resulting in zero loss to user funds. Abracadabra will not back down and is currently rebuilding its system through expansion on platforms like Berachain.
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