Curve Finance’s founder Michael Egorov has drawn attention once more by transferring money despite the company’s continuous difficulties.
Curve Finance Founder Egorov Doubtful About Selling 12.5 Million CRVs Again
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Egorov sent nearly 12.5 million CRV, or roughly $7.64 million USD, to an address starting with “0xd1c5” at 7:12 UTC on August 10, according to recent on-chain data. For a total of 269.8 million tokens worth $166 million prior to this, Egorov leveraged a sizeable portion of CRV.
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Despite this, Egorov is still carrying a $48.7 million debt load across numerous platforms. However, when he negotiates the challenges of financial recovery, his perseverance truly shows. Through OTC CRV token sales, Egorov has almost paid off his $80 million debt.
Hacker Given Bug Bounty for Stolen Funds
In an unusual response to the attack, Curve Finance and other impacted protocols gave the hacker responsible a 10% bug bounty worth $6 million. Surprisingly, the hacker consented, giving Alchemix and JPEGd their stolen assets back.
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