Aave asks Arbitrum to send 30K ETH from Kelp exploiter to ‘DeFi United’

CoinTelegraph2h agoUpdated 2h ago
Aave asks Arbitrum to send 30K ETH from Kelp exploiter to ‘DeFi United’
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More than $21 million in contributions has been made to the "DeFi United" relief effort so far, with another $215 million to be potentially allocated if certain governance proposals succeed....

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