CoinDesk reported that Maya Protocol’s cross-chain trading network was exploited after a chain of six flaws caused the system to credit a pool with nearly 50 million tokens that were never properly funded. An attacker then drained real assets from the pool, pushing its value down by $11 million. The article does not provide additional details.
CoinDesk reported that Maya Protocol’s cross-chain trading network was exploited, and the pool value fell by $11 million.
According to the report, a chain of six flaws led the system to credit a pool with nearly 50 million tokens that had never been properly funded. An attacker then drained real assets from that pool.
No further details were provided in the input.
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