KUNA Founder: Will Return Stolen Funds Received from Beanstalk Farms

Ukrainian cryptocurrency exchange KUNA founder Michael Chobanian tweeted that he received 250,000 $USDC from the stolen funds of Beanstalk Farms and will return the funds to Beanstalk Farms' account on kuna.io. Previously, the algorithmic stablecoin project Beanstalk Farms lost $182 million due to the flash loans attack.
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