CertiK detects suspicious transactions in Resupply with estimated losses of approximately $5.56 million
2025/06/26 02:35According to a report by Jinse Finance, CertiKAlert monitoring has detected a suspicious transaction that resulted in the Resupply contract losing approximately $5.56 million.
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