Omni Network Token Plummets 55% Following Airdrop, Counterfeit Token Results in Total Loss
Omni Network's OMNI token witnessed a drastic 55% drop post-airdrop, while a scam involving a fake OMNI token unfolded.
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Omni Network's OMNI token witnessed a drastic 55% drop post-airdrop, while a scam involving a fake OMNI token unfolded.
Binance Launchpool is now live with the 52nd project — Omni Network (OMNI), a Layer 1 blockchain that aims to integrate Ethereum’s Rollup ecosystem into a unified system.
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According to PeckShield, the Omni platform was hacked and 1,300 ETH ($1.43 million) was stolen. According to reports, hackers exploited the platform's reentrant vulnerability protocol.
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