A former security engineer staged a 'Groundhog Day' at Nirvana Finance — he cleaned out the platform for $3.6 million, exploiting a hole in the smart contract. He bought tokens at a low price, sold them at an inflated price, and vanished into the sunset like a character from a heist movie. The result? Nirvana shut down.
The developers launched a new version and filed lawsuits for compensation. Token holders of ANA are given the chance to be the first to test the wheels of the updated application.
What do you think, will Nirvana V2 be able to regain user trust or will the past cast a shadow on the new start? Share your opinion in the comments and subscribe to follow the relaunch of this high-profile platform!
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