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RugPull Occurred on 2049 Tokens on BNB Chain, Resulting in a Loss of Approximately US$82,000

BlockBeats News, on October 12th, according to PeShield monitoring, a RugPull occurred on the BNB Chain involving the 2049 token. The price of 2049 has dropped 100% in a short period of time and the stolen asset value is approximately $82,000.

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