Shiba Inu Offers 50 ETH Bounty to Recover Shibarium Stolen Funds
2025/09/18 14:16
The Shiba Inu team has released a new update on the Shibarium bridge hack and introduced a bounty program to recover stolen assets. For context, the September 12 exploit drained millions from the Ethereum layer-2 network and left the community facing one of its most serious challenges to date.
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