Mango Market's DAO forum set to approve $47M settlement with hacker
Over 98% of voting tokens favor the deal, which also stipulates that Mango Markets won't pursue criminal charges. Following a $117 million exploit on Oct. 11, the Mango Markets community is set to make a deal with its hacker, allowing the hacker to keep $47 million as a bug bounty, according to the decentralized finance (DeFI) protocol governance forum. The proposed terms reveal that $67 million of the stolen tokens will be returned, while $47 million will be kept by the hacker. 98% of the voters, or 291 million tokens, have voted in favor of the deal, which also stipulates that Mango....
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