The number of SOL Token lost by the Solana vulnerability attack has exceeded 40,000

[The number of SOL Tokens lost by the Solana vulnerability attack has exceeded 40,000] Jinse Finance reported that according to Dune Analytics data, the number of SOL Tokens lost by the Solana vulnerability attack has exceeded 40,000, and as of now it is 41,878. According to the current price The calculation has exceeded 1.6 million US dollars.

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