According to CoinJie.com news, Ostium announced that it is pausing trading and advised revoking contract approvals. This is because a blockchain security company reported oracle-related vulnerabilities in its OLP liquidity pool, with estimated losses ranging from $18 million to $22 million.

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RiskRadar
· 59m ago
I saw this right after it was authorized, and I got scared, so I immediately went and revoked it.
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StakingZen
· 1h ago
OLP’s pool depth wasn’t enough to begin with; once the oracle breaks, it triggers a chain reaction.
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StackSats
· 2h ago
Trading has been paused + it’s recommended to revoke—sounds like a timely stop-loss, but user trust is hard to win back.
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LiquidationLineInTheReflection
· 2h ago
Should this oracle vulnerability be covered by insurance by now? DeFi’s sense of security is shattered all over the place.
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RoyaltyGuard
· 2h ago
With an upper limit of 22 million, the estimated actual losses still need to be calculated further
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AirdropPhilatelist
· 2h ago
The oracle is in trouble again—this $18 million is painful to hear.
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