The GMX hacker has returned $10.49 million in FRAX, and the $32 million exchanged for ETH has yielded a profit of $3 million.

PANews reported on July 11th that according to Lookonchain monitoring, the GMX protocol was previously attacked by hackers, who have chosen to return the stolen $42 million in assets and accepted a $5 million bounty for the white hat vulnerability. So far, $10.49 million in FRAX has been returned. Meanwhile, the hacker exchanged another $32 million in assets for 11,700 ETH, currently valued at about $35 million, yielding a profit of about $3 million.

It is currently unclear whether the hacker will return all 11,700 ETH (valued at $35 million) or sell some ETH to return $32 million and keep $3 million as profit.