Cryptocurrency market maker Wintermute has repaid a total of $96 million in debt on DeFi protocol TrueFi weeks after it was hacked, CoinDesk reported. The TrueFi loan represents one of the largest known outstanding debts Wintermute has acquired from a DeFi lending platform. In April, Wintermute secured a $92 million unsecured loan from TrueFi’s USDT lending pool, which is due on October 15. Transaction data on blockchain data platform Nansen shows that Wintermute paid off the loan a day before the deadline. Foresight News previously reported that Wintermute lost $160 million in a DeFi hack at the end of September. At that time, Wintermute had more than $200 million in DeFi debts to several counterparties. In addition to TrueFi’s largest debt, it also included 75 million to Maple Finance. USD debt and $22.4 million debt to Clearpool. the