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Law Firm Files Restraining Notice for Kelp Exploit ETH

Summary by Cointelegraph
US law firm Gerstein Harrow LLP has filed a restraining notice and three writs of execution to prevent Arbitrum DAO from moving frozen Ether from the Kelp DAO hack, arguing links to North Korea give its clients a legal claim to the crypto.
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The dispute between Kelp DAO and LayerZero escalated after the hacking of USD $292 million to the rsETH bridge. Kelp claims that the security configuration that was later identified as the cause of the exploit had been reviewed and accepted by LayerZero staff for years, while the protocol announces its departure to Chainlink CCIP. *** Kelp states that LayerZero personnel approved the DVN 1-de-1 configuration that was later blamed by the hack. Th…

A New York court has frozen more than 30,000 ETH at the request of lawyers involved in cases against North Korea. Read more

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Cointelegraph broke the news on Monday, May 4, 2026.
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