Curve Finance Removes Incentives for Two Pools After Reentrancy Exploit

08/01 00:57

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Curve Finance has announced on Twitter that it has removed incentives for two of its pools, WETH+CRV and arbi-USDT+WBTC+WETH, from its votemarket. The decision comes after the WETH+CRV pool was exploited due to a reentrancy attack, while the second pool was deemed potentially unsafe.

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