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Trader Loses $2 Million From Malicious DEX incident

A trader lost $2 million after attempting to swap $2 million in Ether for the Lighter token in what was described as a “same-block backrun extraction” exploit.

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Trader Loses $2 Million From Malicious DEX incident

A trader lost $2 million after attempting to swap $2 million in Ether for the Lighter token in what was described as a “same-block backrun extraction” exploit.

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news.bitcoin.com2 g fa

Trader Turns $2 Million of ETH Into $14,208 as Lighter Token Rallies 53%

A trader swapped 1,126 ETH worth $2.01 million for just $14,208 of LIT, paying 140x market price as Lighter's token topped Coingecko's trending list.

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  1. lunedì 6 luglio 2026·news.bitcoin.com

    Trader Turns $2 Million of ETH Into $14,208 as Lighter Token Rallies 53%

    A trader swapped 1,126 ETH worth $2.01 million for just $14,208 of LIT, paying 140x market price as Lighter's token topped Coingecko's trending list.

  2. martedì 7 luglio 2026·cointelegraph.com

    Trader Loses $2 Million From Malicious DEX incident

    A trader lost $2 million after attempting to swap $2 million in Ether for the Lighter token in what was described as a “same-block backrun extraction” exploit.