Key Points:
The attacker’s strategy involved minting an unlimited supply of LAAVE tokens and subsequently exchanging them for LUSD on the Linear Exchange. These ill-gotten assets were then sold on PancakeSwap and Ascendex.
At the time of reporting, LUSD was trading at $0.97, showing a 2.52% increase from the previous day. Its trading volume surged by an astonishing 7760.74% to $1.78 million. However, amidst security concerns, the coin experienced an intraday low of $0.9.
To mitigate the damage, Linear Finance has taken several immediate actions, including pausing all protocol contracts enabling token minting, burning, or exchanging; disabling the Linear Bridge contract for LUSD; engaging a leading industry team to track down the attacker and bring them to justice; and sharing information about wallets involved in the exploit with major exchanges and authorities.
The project’s team is actively investigating the situation and has cautioned users against buying or trading LUSD until the security is confirmed. Liquidations have been temporarily halted to safeguard user accounts during this challenging period.
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