An attacker drained roughly $11.86M in USDC from Ostium by opening a Bitcoin position against a fabricated $5,000 price and closing it near $60,000. The chain shows it plainly, and it says less about real-world assets than about who gets to set a price.
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An attacker drained ~$600K from a dormant Polymarket ops wallet on Polygon. It got labeled a contract exploit. It was...
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An attacker minted 1,000 eBTC on Monad, roughly $77M of fake wrapped Bitcoin, and stole ~$870K of real WBTC against i...
