Multichain DEX DYORSWAP said in an on-chain review statement that the fake network involved in the incident was deployed at 2:10:59 on Sept. 27. According to the team, the network operated in the form of a functioning Layer 2 and submitted transaction batches to Ethereum. Reconstructed data showed that about 1,335 addresses deposited roughly 767.65 ETH into the fake cross-chain bridge, and about 766.25 ETH was ultimately moved out. DYORSWAP said it has already distributed more than 200 ETH to affected users. The team added that it will continue tracing the deployer, the source of funds, and the recipient addresses tied to the incident.
Multichain DEX DYORSWAP said in an on-chain review statement that the fake network involved in the incident was deployed at 2:10:59 on Sept. 27.
The team said the network operated as a functioning Layer 2 and submitted transaction batches to Ethereum.
According to DYORSWAP, reconstructed data showed that about 1,335 addresses deposited around 767.65 ETH into the fake cross-chain bridge, and about 766.25 ETH was ultimately transferred out.
DYORSWAP said it has distributed more than 200 ETH to affected users and will continue tracing the deployer, the source of funds, and the recipient addresses.
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