01:51 Aug 5, 2022 Nomad to Offer Up to 10% Bounty to Hackers Returning More Than 90% of Stolen Funds
Cross-chain interoperability protocol Nomad tweeted that it will offer an up to 10% bounty to Nomad Bridge hackers who return more than 90% of the stolen funds.
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