When Multichain, which allows users to swap tokens between blockchains, made the announcement, it said “the liquidity for these 6 tokens is fixed now,” and a day later it said the hack was “contained,” but users needed to revoke approvals for six tokens in order to avoid being hacked. In other words, Multichain was telling people that the only way to avoid getting hacked was for them to take action.

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