Chibi Finance $1M alleged rug pull: How it happened
The exploiter used a “panic” function buried within eight different smart contracts to remove $1 million worth of users’ funds without their permission.
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The exploiter used a “panic” function buried within eight different smart contracts to remove $1 million worth of users’ funds without their permission.
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