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I used AI to do research on all the exploits that occurred April 2026. The research covered the root causes, losses, and other relevant information. I discovered that there were more than 28 exploits in just one month. Click the link to see the details.
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How @AftermathFi lost $1.14M in 36 minutes and the tiny bug that made it possible.
Not a bridge hack. Not a reentrancy. Just one wrong comparison operator.
Let me break it down 👇
Someone woke up this morning with $47,000 in their wallet.
By noon, it was $0.
They did nothing wrong. They just didn't know.
This thread could be the most important thing you read this year.
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While reading this article, I gained new insights and a deeper understanding of several concepts. I must commend this impressive work by @officer_secret , it’s not easy to compile information and dedicate time to thorough research like this.
The $10.8M YieldBlox oracle exploit on @blend_capital wasn't a smart contract bug.
It was a classic thin-liquidity manipulation that shows why pool config still wreck everything even when core code is solid.
Here's exactly what happened every DeFi user should learn from it