Overview
- Security firms report roughly $1.7–$1.77 million stolen, with more than 1.79 million MIM drained across six addresses.
- The attacker laundered about 51 ETH through Tornado Cash, and wallet 0x1AaaDe still holds around 344 ETH worth roughly $1.55 million at reporting.
- Researchers detail a sequence using “action 5” to initiate borrowing and “action 0” to rewrite a check flag, which skipped the final validation step in the cook function.
- Abracadabra paused contracts to limit further losses, and the DAO plans to deploy reserves to repurchase affected MIM to stabilize the ecosystem.
- This marks the third major breach in under two years after losses in January 2024 (~$6.5M) and March 2025 (>$13M), with community trust strained as official X channels remain silent.