Community users have reported a bug in the Alkanes protocol that allows for unlimited token issuance; a certain address has minted 100 million DIESEL tokens.
Svmuu News: According to feedback from community user @CG_BRC20, a serious bug has been discovered in the Alkanes protocol, resulting in the infinite issuance of tokens. A certain address has just exploited the bug, resulting in 100 million $DIESEL tokens appearing out of thin air. Neither the protocol’s official Espo flow browser nor the Subfrost interface can display these assets. Users holding this asset should be aware of the risks. Reportedly, administrators in the official Alkanes Telegram group have temporarily confirmed that funds are secure.
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