Coinbase refuses to refund the 570 ETH profit made by the MEV bot in the Curve attack incident
ChainCatcher news, according to CoinDesk, Coinbase profited 570 ETH (approximately $1.06 million at the time) from the Curve attack incident at the end of July.
At that time, an MEV bot paid 570 ETH to ensure that an Ethereum validator node, operated by Coinbase, processed its transaction as quickly as possible, marking the second-largest payment related to MEV in crypto history.
Most of the $73 million in assets lost in the Curve hack has been recovered, but Alchemix stated that Coinbase refused to return the funds.
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