Wu learned that Starknet AMM protocol mySwap announced that its CL protocol was subjected to a vulnerability attack, resulting in approximately $300k worth of liquidity being drained. The official stated that since this interface has been closed to new liquidity for 6 months, the affected funds are mainly residual LP assets scattered across over 100k positions. Currently, almost all remaining liquidity within the protocol has been cleared. The attacker has transferred the stolen funds across chains and used the Railgun privacy network to conceal the flow of funds.

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GateUser-34d2b0ab
· 1h ago
Residual LP is the worst, thinking you can just relax and collect rent, but ended up losing even the principal.
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GateUser-dce566e8
· 3h ago
100k positions' remaining assets were wiped out; being dispersed instead made them targets.
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GateUser-9008328f
· 3h ago
CL The pool has been closed for half a year, yet it can still be drained—this code debt has been outstanding for quite a while.
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GlassDomeBaskingInMoonlight
· 3h ago
Railgun is back in the spotlight; privacy tools have become a hacker's standard.
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BridgeUnderTheMoonlight
· 3h ago
Closing new liquidity ≠ safety, old code still harbors hidden dangers
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TakeAScreenshotBefore
· 3h ago
$300k is not a lot or a little, but it’s quite hurtful to the remaining LPs.
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