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According to media reports, DeFi's 88 mph upgrade speed generation protocol signaled a backlash against significant skepticism in its "init ()" operation. Previously, Ashiq Amien, iosiro's white hat security scientist, reported on Immunefi's Smart Roach platform that there was a malicious risk in the 88 mph CRV: RENWBTC, CRV: STETH and yaLink Lake. This risk does not include the "init ()" protection. The ability of these codes to operate in a special pool could allow a malicious user to steal $ 6.5 million in tokens, including crvRenWBTC. The init () function is used to start the NFT contract on the 88mph platform. The init () function is unprotected and anyone can call it multiple times. This vulnerability could allow an attacker to access an NFT user and deposit money. After Immunefi was declared unconstitutional, 88 mph ended the breach of contract and returned the funds to the appropriate owners. 88 mph says it doesn't need to be fixed immediately, as it will be using the V3 platform soon, which won't affect the contract. Recognizing the potential for damage, 88 mph offered iosiro a whopping $ 42,069 at White Hat's request.