2026-01-20 03:26:58

The security monitoring agency detected an abnormal activity in the SynapLogicon contract. The attacker used a new address to exploit a flash loan vulnerability, leveraging 1 ETH as a pivot to mint a large number of 16,000 SYP tokens within the contract, then quickly recovered the ETH and escaped. A total of 193 related suspicious transactions were recorded during the process. This type of "flash loan → minting → repayment" combined attack method is not uncommon in the DeFi space. Holders are advised to pay attention to the contract security audit reports of the projects they are involved in and to avoid risks in a timely manner.

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GateUser-1a2ed0b9

· 12h ago

Oh no, it's another flash loan scam. Truly hard to defend against.

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MerkleMaid

· 12h ago

1 ETH leverages 16,000 tokens? That's a brilliant tactic, flash loans are working again!

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GasFeeTherapist

· 12h ago

Can you farm 16,000 coins with just 1 ETH? This method is so old-fashioned; DeFi is like this—always falling into the same traps and making the same mistakes. --- Both flash loans and minting coins—these project teams really don’t take audits seriously at all. --- 193 suspicious transactions weren’t stopped? Monitoring agencies are truly powerless. --- Holding tokens means you need to do your homework; relying solely on the project team is asking for trouble. --- Playing the same trick so many times—are there still people willing to enter these kinds of contracts? --- Flash loans are like opening Pandora’s box; anyone can exploit them for profit. --- Using 1 ETH to get 16,000 coins—that profit... no wonder attackers are relentless.

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DegenDreamer

· 12h ago

Another flash loan scam, this time with just 1 ETH to extract 16,000 tokens, unbelievable.

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MindsetExpander

· 12h ago

Flash loans are back? I've seen this trick too many times—using 1 ETH to leverage 16,000 tokens. How fragile is that... As I always say, projects without an audit report are really not worth touching.

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BugBountyHunter

· 12h ago

1 ETH leverages 16,000 coins? This trick is really everywhere now, is DeFi really that unimpressive? --- Why can't this vulnerability in flash loans be fixed? It's always the same routine. --- SYP holders must be getting nervous, once again caused by poorly audited projects. --- Only 193 transactions caught, on-chain monitoring really needs an upgrade. --- Lending → Minting → Runaway, the classic trilogy, getting tired of it. --- Every day there's a new project being exploited, when will they finally learn? --- How many people actually know how to read a smart contract audit report? Honestly ask yourself. --- But on the other hand, just one ETH can cause such a big stir, DeFi security is worrying. --- Another flash loan attack, project teams need to do some self-reflection.

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