Nemo Yield Trading Hack

Reported loss $2.6M
Sui
Exposed flash-loan function and unauthorized state changes

What happened

On September 7, 2025, Nemo Protocol on Sui lost about $2.6 million after unaudited code introduced two exploitable flaws: an internal flash-loan function was publicly callable, and a query function could change contract state. The attacker combined the flaws to manipulate internal state and drain substantial assets from the SY/PT liquidity pool before funds were bridged to Ethereum.

How it happened

  1. Features added after audit review were deployed without being submitted for review.
  2. An internal flash-loan function was publicly callable, while a query function could modify state.
  3. The attacker combined those flaws to manipulate internal state and drain the SY/PT liquidity pool.
  4. Nemo paused core functions, patched the flaws, and submitted updated code for emergency review.

Protocol details

Classification Protocol Logic / Access Control
Protocol Type Yield
Implementation language Move
Protocol links Website @nemoprotocol

Market Context at Time of Hack

Token Price at Hack $0.00026886

Security review history

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