The attacker behind Euler Finance's $200m exploit has returned more funds to the protocol and apologized in a series of messages sent on the blockchain. In the past 12 hours, the attacker sent 7,000 Ether and $10m worth of DAI stablecoins to the protocol, after sending over 51,000 Ether to Euler over the weekend. The hacker, who now identifies as Jacob, said in a separate blockchain message that they intended to return the entirety of the funds to Euler. The lending protocol suffered an exploit earlier this month that resulted in almost $200m being lost over four transactions in DAI, wrapped bitcoin, staked ether and USD Coin.

(By Shaurya Malwa)

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