Ancilia: The inactive project Fulcrum was attacked and the loss exceeded 99 ETH
According to Web3 network security company Ancilia, the long-inactive margin protocol Fulcrum was hacked, losing over 99 ETH. The hacker sent a French message on the chain that read "Chapardez le cadavre, négociez avec les fantômes" (Steal the corpse, negotiate with ghosts). Fulcrum was launched in June 2019 and its official website is also inaccessible. Developer bZx has not updated it since 2020.
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