Lunar Eclipse Hack
What happened
A BNB Chain token record from April 2021 was identified by Token Sniffer as a honeypot. The available incident record states that the contract owner could disable transfers, a control that can prevent buyers from selling their tokens.
Privileged contract controls could disable token transfers. If those controls are not transparently constrained, they can make a market one-way for holders and create a honeypot risk.
How it happened
The evidence preserved for this older record is limited: there is no independently verified loss amount, contract address, or technical postmortem in the source set. The reported risk is an owner-controlled transfer restriction. In a honeypot pattern, a token may appear tradeable when users buy it, while privileged logic can later block the transfers needed to sell or exit.
This page deliberately does not infer a dollar loss or a more detailed exploit sequence without stronger primary evidence.
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Evidence
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