Svmuu reports that according to Tahax1 monitoring, DxSale allegedly siphoned $7.3 million from some of the earliest liquidity pools on BNB Chain, whose liquidity locks date back to 2021. This attack involved a covert ownership transfer, over 80 wallet hops, and the draining of more than 1,400 liquidity pools. Analysts believe there are strong indications of a direct link between the attacker and the DxSale team itself.
The attack address received 104 BNB from Bybit 20 hours ago as initial funding, then received over 1,200 BNB from multiple drained LP pools, and subsequently withdrew all funds through several Binance deposit addresses. Eye pointed out that DxSale was once promoted as a trusted infrastructure behind countless projects on BNB Chain.
$7.3 million in liquidity was drained, and DxSale is accused of using a backdoor to drain over 1,400 liquidity pools
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