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This is a very concerning situation in crypto:

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$100 million stolen from Horizon Bridge Jun3 23, 2022 web3isgoinggreat.com/?id=100-millio

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Cryptocurrencies notionally worth $100 million stolen from Horizon Bridge The Horizon Bridge is a blockchain bridge allowing assets to be used across Ethereum, BNB, and Harmony blockchains. The bridge is run by the Harmony blockchain project. On June 23, someone was able to steal a mix of cryptocurrencies from the bridge. Altogether, the various crypto are notionally valued at almost $100 million, assuming the thief can cash them out successfully. Hours after the attack, most of the funds remained in the thief's wallet and had not yet been laundered.

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12:43 AM · Jun 24, 2022

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feels like bridge hacks happen pretty often

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