Crypto value rallies come and go, however some issues by no means change — hacks. The newest sufferer? Nemo, a yield protocol primarily based on the Sui blockchain.
The protocol fell sufferer to a $2.4 million exploit on Monday, underscoring persistent vulnerabilities in decentralized finance (DeFi) regardless of rising institutional adoption of digital belongings.
The malicious entity stole USDC, the dollar-pegged stablecoin issued by Circle Web (CRCL), bridging the stolen tokens from Arbitrum to Ethereum, blockchain safety and knowledge analytics firm Peckshield mentioned on X.
Nemo is a DeFi yield optimization platform constructed on the Sui blockchain. It permits customers to tokenize their yield by splitting staked belongings into Principal Tokens (PT) and Yield Tokens (YT) and lets them commerce, hedge or speculate on future yields.
Following the hack, the entire worth locked within the Nemo yield buying and selling tanked to $1.53 million from over $6 million, in response to knowledge supply DeFiLlama.
