PancakeSwap Responds to OLPC/LABUBU Liquidity Pool Attack, Platform Contracts Have No Vulnerabilities
According to ChainCatcher, in response to rumors about an attack on the BNB Chain OLPC/LABUBU liquidity pool, PancakeSwap officially issued a statement saying that the platform is aware of the security incident. After a preliminary investigation, PancakeSwap has confirmed that there are no security vulnerabilities in its own smart contracts. The project team is still thoroughly investigating the full cause of the incident and will promptly update the public with the latest findings as more information is obtained. Meanwhile, PancakeSwap reminds users that any information related to this incident should be based solely on official announcements from PancakeSwap.
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