Data: StabIR's EURR and USDR suffered losses of over $10 million after the attack, with over $100,000 of stolen funds frozen.
According to Odaily, crypto KOL Yusuf reported that yesterday, European stablecoin issuer StabIR's EURR and USDR contracts were attacked, resulting in losses exceeding 10 million US dollars. After the incident, more than 100 thousand US dollars of stolen funds have been frozen, and USDR and EURR have depegged by more than 20%.
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