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$3.8M stolen from NEAR Intents returned in full, investigation closed

PANews reported on October 3 that Alex Shevchenko, general manager of NEAR Intents, posted on the X platform that the US$3.8 million stolen by NEAR Intents in previous attacks has been fully returned, and the team will stop the investigation and called on relevant parties to report problems through the bug bounty program in the future instead of damaging services. NEAR Intents previously said it had identified the entity behind the attack and given it 48 hours to return the funds.

PANews reported on October 3 that Alex Shevchenko, general manager of NEAR Intents, posted on the X platform that the US$3.8 million stolen by NEAR Intents in previous attacks has been fully returned, and the team will stop the investigation and called on relevant parties to report problems through the bug bounty program in the future instead of damaging services. NEAR Intents previously said it had identified the entity behind the attack and given it 48 hours to return the funds.

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