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Loopscale: Hackers have successfully negotiated the return of all funds extracted from the protocol

Loopscale stated in a post on X platform that all funds extracted from the Loopscale agreement by the hacker on April 26 (5,726,725 USDC + 1,211 SOL) have now been returned after successful negotiations. This incident will not cause any loss to user deposits, and more details (including information on treasury withdrawals) will be announced later.

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