Decentralized finance (DeFi) project FinNexus (FNX), which touts itself as the “most versatile DeFi options platform,” claimed that it was hacked yesterday, leading to a massive dump of its tokens by the attacker. But some users suspect foul play.
“FinNexus (FNX) contract deployer changed the token owner to some address on Ethereum and BSC [Binance Smart Chain]. This address minted: 323 million FNX ($6M) on Ethereum, 60 million FNX ($1.6M) on BSC and started dumping tokens,” tweeted The Block’s research analyst Igor Igamberdiev yesterday, adding, “Rug pull or StOlEn PrIvAtE kEy?”
FinNexus (FNX) contract deployer changed the token owner to some address on Ethereum and BSC.
This address minted:– 323M FNX ($6M) on Ethereum– 60M FNX ($1.6M) on BSCand started dumping tokens.
Rug pull or StOlEn PrIvAtE kEy? pic.twitter.com/yuYe9yM0WM
— Igor Igamberdiev (@FrankResearcher) May 17, 2021
Basically, the control over FinNexus’s smart contract was suddenly transferred to an
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