Crypto start-up Nomad is offering 10 percent bounties to retrieve as much as $190 million in digital currency that was seized in a massive hacking attack. Nomad made the announcement in a Twitter post, which included the address to its crypto wallet, and said anyone who returns at least 90 percent of their share of the stolen funds will be considered a “white hat” — hackers who work with companies to probe their networks, in some cases taking payment in exchange for identifying security flaws.
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