https://www.newsbtc.com/news/crypto-post-mortem-heres-how-pump-fun-was-exploited-for-2-million/
Solana-based platform Pump.fun suffered an exploit that left the crypto community with many questions. The attack stole millions of dollars in users’ funds, but the reasons behind it and the exact amount of the loot were unclear. Amid the uncertainty, some claimed that a crypto Robinhood had emerged…
Crypto Post-Mortem: Here’s How Pump.Fun Was Exploited For $2 Million
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