IoTeX Foundation: Cross-chain bridge security incident compensation application channel officially launched
Analysts say that the IoTeX private key may have been leaked, resulting in asset losses of approximately 4.3 million dollars; IoTeX officials reported on-chain attack losses of about 2 million dollars.
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