A trader claimed that he lost more than $1 million in assets due to the hard fork operation of the 0L Network team

User NN posted on the X platform that he lost more than $1 million in cryptocurrency due to a hard fork that the 0L Network (LIBRA token issuer) team did not approve of by the community. The trader said that 0L Network had a vulnerability that could unlock the given tokens faster by distributing them to multiple wallets. The vulnerability lasted for more than two years and still exists in the latest version V7. At that time, team members were aware of the error but chose to ignore it because the tokens had little value until the recent rise in token prices. The team behind the project fixed the vulnerability and conducted a hard fork without community permission, resulting in a 4% reduction in the total supply of LIBRA tokens and the destruction of tokens purchased by innocent wallets nearly two years ago. The anonymous trader said that he bought 147 million LIBRA tokens as early as February 2023, which was worth about $1.47 million at the time of purchase. Many buyers, including himself, bought OTC tokens, but are now suffering the consequences of the team's unfair actions, while the team did not take responsibility for their mistakes. According to him, he is a former contributor to the project.