CertiK announced on Twitter that the OxODexPool project was attacked by a flash loan, resulting in a loss of 40 ETH (approximately $61,000). It is reported that the stolen funds are currently held in the attacker's wallet.
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CertiK: OxODexPool Project Was Attacked by Flash Loan, Losing 40 ETH
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