Thala: An agreement has been reached with the attacker to restore all user assets for a reward of 300,000 US dollars
On November 16, the Aptos ecological DeFi project Thala released a new announcement stating: Due to the latest V1 liquidity pool contract being attacked by security vulnerabilities, assets worth $25 million were stolen. Currently, Thala has suspended all related contracts and frozen Thala token assets ($9 million MOD and $2.5 million THL). With the assistance of other institutions, an agreement with the attacker has been reached to recover all user assets through a bounty of $300,000. Affected users do not need to take further action as their positions will be 100% fully recovered. However, all related contracts and the Thala frontend will remain suspended until deemed completely safe.
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