Locked liquidity did not stop this $14 million crypto pool drain
Bitquery traced 79AU’s drain to token permissions that bypassed burned LP receipts, with residual rights documented on Oct. 8. The post Locked liquidity did not stop this $14 million crypto pool drain appeared first on CryptoSlate.
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- Bitquery traced 79AU’s drain to token permissions that bypassed burned LP receipts, with residual rights documented on Oct.
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