ChainCatcher news, according to on-chain data, the hacker who stole $197 million in assets from Euler Finance last March left a message on-chain praising the Penpie hacker for their "non-cooperation with the project team to return the stolen funds."

ChainCatcher news, RootData data shows that Emblem Vault token (COVAL) is currently priced at $0.037, with a 24H increase of 43.4%.According to the RootData page, Emblem Vault is a Web3 tool that helps store and exchange fungible and non-fungible assets across blockchains without the need for bridging. These vaults are standard ERC-721 or ERC-1155 tokens that serve as transferable multi-asset wallets capable of storing various cryptocurrencies, NFTs, and digital assets from proof-of-work and proof-of-stake blockchains.

ChainCatcher news, the lending protocol Euler Finance, which was hacked for $197 million last March, announced on social media that it will soon restart and release version 2.Euler Finance stated that version 2 is a modular lending platform that offers "unlimited customization features and seamless liquidity connections."It is reported that on March 13, 2023, Euler Finance suffered a hacker attack, resulting in a loss of up to $197 million, but after successful negotiations, the hacker returned all the stolen funds in early April.

ChainCatcher news reports that a white hat hacker named Kankodu claimed to have discovered Euler's "first deposit bug" in July 2022, for which he received a $50,000 bug bounty. However, the "donateToReserves" function introduced during the fix of this bug led to a subsequent theft of $200 million.According to previous reports from ChainCatcher, Euler Finance suffered a hacker flash loan attack in March this year, with losses amounting to approximately $197 million, including 8,877,507.35 DAI, 849.14 WBTC, 34,413,863.42 USDC, and 85,818.26 stETH.

ChainCatcher news, Aztec announced that users affected by the Euler Finance hack can now redeem their funds held in Aztec Connect, and provided relevant withdrawal process guidelines. Previously, Euler Finance was hacked for $197 million on March 13, but the attacker later returned all the stolen funds. (Source link)

ChainCatcher news, the DeFi lending protocol Euler Finance has announced a user redemption plan, in which the total recovered funds amount to approximately 95,556 ETH and 43.06 million DAI. The unrecovered funds include a total of 1,100 ETH sent by the attacker to Tornado Cash and 100 ETH sent to the Ronin attacker. Additionally, 100 ETH was directly returned to users by the attacker, and users returned 12 ETH to the Euler DAO treasury. The DAO treasury address also holds approximately 4 million USDC and 1 million DAI from Sherlock protocol insurance payouts.The team will repay through smart contracts and multi-signature wallets. The net asset value of all accounts will be summed to obtain the total net asset value, and each account will be able to claim the recovered ETH, DAI, and USDC based on its proportion in the total net asset value. If the value of the recovered amount exceeds the total net asset value, the excess will be distributed proportionally to users. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, the DeFi lending protocol [Euler Finance](https://www.rootdata.com/zh/Projects/detail/Euler Finance?k=NDY2) tweeted that, after successful negotiations, all recoverable funds stolen from the protocol on March 13 have now been successfully returned by the attacker. "Because the attacker did the right thing and returned the funds, the $1 million bounty initiated by the foundation will no longer accept new information," with further details to be released tomorrow.Previously reported, security company BlockSec published data on social media indicating that Euler Finance suffered approximately $197 million in damages from this hacker flash loan attack. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, according to Coindesk, the attacker of the decentralized lending protocol Euler Finance apologized in a series of messages sent on the blockchain. One of the hackers, identified as Jacob, stated that they intend to return all the funds to Euler.It is reported that earlier this month, Euler Finance was hacked, resulting in a loss of nearly $200 million. The attacker has now returned over $120 million to the protocol. (Source link)

ChainCatcher news, according to on-chain data, the Euler Finance attacker returned 5 million DAI to the Euler team again on March 28 at 12:47:59. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, the Euler Finance attacker sent a total of 23,214.15 ETH (approximately 39.8 million USD) to the Euler team in three transactions on March 28 at 02:13:47 PM, followed by sending 10.7 million DAI.Previous report, the Euler Finance attacker has returned 5,100 ETH in funds. (Cointelegraph)

ChainCatcher news, according to on-chain data, the address of the Euler Finance attacker (Euler Finance Exploiter 2) transferred 51,000 ETH (approximately 89 million USD) to the Euler contract deployment address (Euler: Deployer).Earlier, ChainCatcher reported that Euler Finance was attacked, resulting in losses of up to 197 million USD. (Source link)

ChainCatcher message, the attacker of the decentralized lending protocol Euler Finance sent a transaction to Euler early this morning with the note, "We hope to make it easy for all affected people to cope. We do not intend to keep what does not belong to us. Set up secure communication. Let’s reach an agreement."Subsequently, Euler Finance responded on-chain, "Message received, let’s communicate privately via the Euler Deployer address and your EOA address on blockscan, or sign the message through email at contact@euler.foundation or any other channel of your choice."Earlier reports indicated that the DeFi lending protocol Euler Finance suffered a hacker flash loan attack, resulting in losses of up to $197 million, including 8,877,507.35 DAI, 849.14 WBTC, 34,413,863.42 USDC, and 85,818.26 stETH. (source link)

According to ChainCatcher news, as monitored by SlowMist, the hacker involved in the Euler attack has so far transferred 2,600 ETH to an address labeled "Fake_phishing7653" on one chain, and has gradually moved it to Tornado Cash. (Source link)

ChainCatcher news, the lending protocol Euler Finance stated on Twitter that the Euler Foundation is offering a reward of $1 million for information that helps in the arrest of the hacker and the return of the stolen funds.Euler Finance left multiple messages on-chain to the hacker yesterday, requesting the return of 90% of the stolen funds, with the remaining 10% to be considered a white hat bounty, and to cease the investigation against the hacker.According to previous reports, Euler Finance was attacked, resulting in losses of up to $197 million. (source link)

ChainCatcher message, the lending protocol Euler Finance left a message on-chain to the hacker saying: "If you do not return 90% of the funds within 24 hours, tomorrow we will offer a reward of $1 million for information that can lead to your arrest and the return of all funds."Previously, it was reported that the lending protocol Euler Finance was hacked, resulting in losses of up to $197 million. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, the yield aggregation platform Idle Finance tweeted that, after investigation, the estimated exposure of the Euler Finance vulnerability to the protocol Yield Tranches is $5.6628 million, and the estimated exposure of the Best Yield vaults is approximately $5.3271 million, totaling about $10.99 million.Idle Finance emphasized that the actual impact will depend on the actions taken by the Euler team and any potential mitigation measures. The above figures are not actual drawdowns but are locked in the actual numbers from Euler.Additionally, Idle Finance stated that last week, the Senior/Junior Best Yield DAI vault allocation was on Euler. However, due to the USDC depegging, MakerDAO increased the PSM transaction fee to 1% by executing the MIP proposal, which will affect Idle Finance's USDC to DAI conversion. The team triggered a rebalance over the weekend and quickly moved all funds to Aave, so the vault (with a total TVL of $11.2 million) did not come into contact with Euler and is now operating as expected and earning yields from Aave. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, DeFi protocol Balancer tweeted that approximately $11.9 million was sent from the bbeUSD liquidity pool to Eule during the Euler Finance attack event, accounting for 65% of the total TVL of that liquidity pool. The bbeUSD tokens were also deposited into four other liquidity pools: wstETH/bbeUSD, rETH/bbeUSD, TEMPLE/bbeUSD, and DOLA/bbeUSD. The other Balancer liquidity pools are safe.Due to measures taken to protect the remaining funds, the UI currently does not support existing LPs exiting their positions in these bbeUSD pools, but there is no risk of further loss of funds. Users of the bbeUSD pool can proportionally withdraw tokens and bbeUSD using the UI, but they cannot withdraw funds from bbeUSD until Euler restores the transferability of eTokens (e.g., eDAI/DAI). (source link)