CertiK Alert said it detected a flaw in TENDRIL’s Sell Hook mechanism that led to an estimated net loss of about $555,000. According to the alert, the issue allowed a seller to deduct token balances from the trading pair and sync reserves before the remaining sell input had arrived. Once that delayed input was processed, it then drained nearly all USDT from the pair. The incident centers on the protocol’s sell-side execution logic and reserve update sequence, based on the description provided by CertiK Alert. No additional details on recovery, response measures, or affected users were disclosed in the source brief. The report was cited by Odaily in a 7x24 news update.
Odaily reported, citing CertiK Alert, that a flaw in TENDRIL’s Sell Hook mechanism resulted in an estimated net loss of about $555,000.
According to CertiK Alert, the issue allowed a seller to deduct token balances from the trading pair and sync reserves before the remaining sell input arrived. That delayed input then withdrew nearly all USDT, leading to the loss.
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