Network and token freeze after Acala exploit raises questions Post author:MiamiCrypto Post published:August 15, 2022 Post category:Acala / Acala hack / AUSD / Polkadot The Acala hack saw over a billion aUSD stablecoins minted from thin air, but now community members are scratching their heads wondering how a decentralized protocol would handle the clean up. You Might Also Like Web3 Foundation makes bold claim to SEC: ‘DOT is not a security. It is merely software’ November 4, 2022 Polkadot launches cross-chain messaging system to solve blockchain’s bridge problem May 4, 2022 KILT Protocol Goes Live After Winning Kusama’s 6th Parachain Auction September 8, 2021
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