UNCX Ethereum Pool Exploit Drains About $86,000 in One Transaction

An exploit targeting UNCX’s shared token-locking pool on Ethereum took about $86,000 in assets in one transaction, and the attack was ongoing. The attacker created several lock positions in the shared pool, unlocked a large position and transferred tokens into the pool. After adding tokens to a position and canceling it, the attacker withdrew assets from the pool. The loss is approximate. The available details do not identify the assets taken or provide a recovery amount. The incident involved a shared token-locking pool. Simon Yoon reports on blockchain technology for TokenPost. Send corrections or tips to info@tokenpost.com.
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