But, recently, it was reported that a developers coding mistake has frozen $280 million in Ethereum.
The unavailable amount may be equivalent to $280 million, according to estimates.
Nearly all users who have multiple Parity Wallet multi-sig portfolios active since July 20 are susceptible to failure.
Such portfolios rely on multiparty consent from smart contracts to validate transactions.
This is an additional layer of protection.
But this mechanism had to undergo an update.
The issue was fixed on the 19th of the same month.
The next day a new version of the portfolio contracts came into effect.
The problem is that it is now known, the new code has brought another vulnerability.
One developer encountered the problem accidentally and reported it on day 6.
Shortly thereafter, a user performed the procedure, which resulted in the deletion of Paritys library code.
However, the company did not report the number of affected users.
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