.eulerfinance may trail PolyNetwork in getting back its stolen funds
No precedent is being set
As noble as the plans by the Euler exploiters is to return the stolen funds, they will not be setting any major precedent as other hackers have walked a similar path. First was the Poly Network hacker who stole andmore than $600 million back in 2020. After a productive engagement with the team, he returned all of the stolen funds and was paid the associated bounty.
Mango Market exploiter Avraham Eisenberg also returned about $67 million of the more than $110 million stolen from the platform. He self-appropriated about $47 million meant for bounty, and he is currently proving that his actions are justified in an indictment brought on by the U.S. SEC and CFTC.
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