StablR stablecoin contracts potentially exploited for more than $3 million in EURR and USDR
StablR stablecoin contracts have reportedly been exploited for over $3 million in EURR and USDR. This incident raises concerns about the security of stablecoins and may affect investor confidence and regulatory scrutiny. The attacker utilized the Cross-Chain Transfer Protocol to fund their wallet, with total estimated losses exceeding $10 million.
- ▪Two contracts linked to StablR's EURR and USDR stablecoins may have been exploited.
- ▪The incident was flagged by blockchain investigator ZachXBT.
- ▪StablR is a European stablecoin company headquartered in Malta.
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