Pair | Last Price | 24h CHG | 24h High | 24h Low | 24h Volume | Market Cap | Action |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
ARB / BTC | 0.00000865 / $0.5
| 1.71% | 0.00000881 | 0.00000857 | 8.46
| $1,749.2M | |
ARB / USDT | 0.5002 / $0.5
| 4.81% | 0.5265 | 0.4975 | 25.9M
| $1,749.2M | |
ARB / TUSD | 0.5014 / $0.5
| 4.68% | 0.5263 | 0.4989 | 23,698.03
| $1,749.2M | |
ARB / ETH | 0.0002198 / $0.5
| 1.21% | 0.0002225 | 0.0002185 | 37.08
| $1,749.2M | |
ARB / FDUSD | 0.5 / $0.5
| 4.80% | 0.5252 | 0.4976 | 518,680.39
| $1,749.2M | |
ARB / USDC | 0.5003 / $0.5
| 4.85% | 0.5267 | 0.4976 | 8.6M
| $1,749.2M |
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The blockchain security company Cyvers has reported a security leak in the decentralized finance (DeFi) protocol DeltaPrime, which operates on the Arbitrum network. The Cyvers estimates the loss in the incident to be four and a half million dollars at first, however, after it was reported that the funds had been transferred from DeltaPrime's DeFi
TL;DR DeltaPrime Hack: DeltaPrime, a DeFi platform, lost over $6 million due to an admin key hack on the Arbitrum network, highlighting serious security concerns. Details and Impact: The hacker exploited a leaked private key to drain funds, affecting various tokens like USDC, ARB, and BTC, and leaving the Avalanche version unaffected.
DeltaPrime, a DeFi protocol on the Arbitrum chain, has fallen victim to a series of suspicious transactions. The Web3 security firm CyVers flagged the issue, revealing that malicious actors have compromised protocol's admin wallet.