CrossCurve announces 10 "hacker" related addresses, calls for return and offers 10% bounty

Techub News reports that in response to the theft of funds caused by a smart contract vulnerability, the cross-chain liquidity protocol CrossCurve posted a list of addresses (10 addresses in total) that received the related tokens. The announcement suggests these recipients may have no malicious intent, calls for cooperation in returning the funds, and offers a 10% bounty under the SafeHarbor white-hat policy (they may keep 10%, returning the rest). If there is no response within 72 hours, it will be considered malicious, and measures such as criminal prosecution, civil litigation, asset freezing, public disclosure of wallet addresses, transaction records, and associated addresses will be initiated. Previously, CrossCurve was attacked due to a smart contract vulnerability, resulting in the theft of approximately $3 million.