The hacker that attacked Poly network and stole $600 Million has made a decision to return the funds instead of creating a DAO.
Yesterday TheCryptoBasic reported that Poly Network was Hacked For $611 Million Which was a Biggest Defi Hack Ever.
Poly network team said that they were sorry to announce that PolyNetwork was attacked on BinanceChain, ethereum and 0xPolygon.
After the hack The attacker executed a transaction at the addresses already marked, injecting code with his intentions regarding what to do with the money. It states,
“what if I make a new token and let the DAO decide where the tokens go?”
There were many comments from users asking hacker to return the funds.
PolyNetwork also reached out the attacker saying:
“The amount of money you have hacked is one of the biggest in defi history. Law enforcement in any country will regard this as a major economic crime and you will be pursued. The money you stole are from tens of thousands of crypto community members, hence the people.”
— Poly Network (@PolyNetwork2) August 10, 2021
So with a new update person responsible for the hack is no longer looking to create a DAO, rather he is willing to return the stolen amount.
The hacker responsible for the PolyNetwork hack said in a message embedded into its Ethereum transaction that he was ready to return the stolen funds.
“ready to return the fund!”
PolyNetwork responded by providing all addresses required to send money back.
Hope you will transfer assets to addresses below:
ETH: 0x71Fb9dB587F6d47Ac8192Cd76110E05B8fd2142f
BSC: 0xEEBb0c4a5017bEd8079B88F35528eF2c722b31fc
Polygon: 0xA4b291Ed1220310d3120f515B5B7AccaecD66F17 pic.twitter.com/mKlBQU4a1B
— Poly Network (@PolyNetwork2) August 11, 2021
Another message has appeared in the network transaction made by the address of an infamous Poly Network exploiter.
The hacker has addressed his issues with Poly Network, saying that he could not contact the management of the network and asked for another multi-signature wallet address to return the funds.
“Failed to contact the poly. I need a secured multisig wallet from you”
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