Resolv Labs destroyed 36.73 million USR held by the hacker through a contract upgrade an hour ago.
Odaily reports that, according to on-chain analyst Yujin's monitoring, about one hour ago, Resolv Labs destroyed 36.73 million USR held by the hacker through a contract upgrade. On March 22, the hacker minted 80 million USR without collateral via a minting vulnerability, of which around 34 million USR were sold by the hacker in exchange for 11,409 ETH (24.48 million US dollars) and stored at address 0x8ED...81C. In addition, approximately 46 million USR were destroyed by the Resolv project team from the hacker's address through a contract upgrade. The actual loss from this Resolv vulnerability exploitation incident is 34 million US dollars.
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