Assets Removed from Osmosis

    In this dashboard, we forensically analyze the infamous bug on Osmosis that led to the theft of several million dollars from liquidity pools.

    Methodology

    • The first step to analyze the damage, would be to find the addresses involved in the theft.

    • Second step is to confirm the culprit addresses by checking the deposit(join) and withdrawal(exit) dollar amounts.

    • And finally a general reports are provided for the overall removed assets amount and the cumulative value of funds entering and exiting liquidity pools.

    Finding Involved Addresses

    1. Lists of addresses that joined a pool since the upgrade at block 4707300.

    This is found by looking at the liquidity_provider_actions table, with pool join action.

    Table below provides a quantitative measure and a list of information on addresses that joined each pool since the upgrade.

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