00:00Welcome back to Decentralized News. So there reports that Luna 2.0 airdrop actually sent
00:052.1 million in Luna to mirror protocol thief. So all holders of Luna who saw their holdings
00:12crashed, nothing in the Terra collapse, did receive an airdrop of the new Luna tokens with
00:18the release of Terra 2.0 electric boogaloo. The researcher who originally observed that at least
00:2688 million worth of ill-gotten tokens had been siphoned from the Terra mirror protocol before
00:34a patch was quietly applied in May, before, you know, sort of when the attacker was noticed and
00:42these attackers have also been given the airdrop receiving over 2.1 million in Luna. So it's a
00:49quite a blunder on their part to obviously reward people that stole funds. And the price of Luna
00:59token has actually been volatile on the first day, starting at around $17 and later valued at only
01:06around $5.70. This would make it around worth $12.1 million, assuming they would find liquidity
01:14to cash out. I'm not sure what the latest figures right now are. These were the last ones that I could
01:20see. So yeah, let's see how this one performs. But I think I'm not so optimistic about the prospects.
01:29But that's just another update from the Luna ecosystem. Peace, y'all.
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