The last Vyper-vulnerability saga caused several exploits including JPEG’d’s Curve pool. The NFT-Fi project was no exception in this with the exploiter draining nearly 6,105 ETH or approximately $11 million.
JPEG’d is a DeFi protocol that enables borrowing funds using blue-chip NFTs as collateral. Its pETH/ETH liquidity pool was drained in the exploit on Curve.
However, some latest transaction data indicate that the exploiter might be thinking to send back JPEG’d’s funds. The exploiter address also transferred the stolen assets to a fresh address, according to data from Etherscan.
Another latest transaction from the exploiter is sent to the JPEG’d deployer with a message citing that the transaction is to verify the ‘email sent to JPEG’d DAO is from this address.’
The JPEG’d team previously asked exploiter to contact the team to discuss a white-hat bounty with sharing protocol’s official email.
Curve has also asked exploiter to return funds while offering a 10% bounty for the total funds drained by the Vyper Exploits.
