What happened
Securedverse copycat project was rugpulled, resulting in a loss of 131,133 $USD due to liquidity removal by a deployer-related EOA.
Securedverse (SVC), a BEP20 token, became a victim of a rugpull executed by a related scammer. Initially, the deployer transferred 500,000,000 $SVC tokens to a distinct address that subsequently added the tokens to the PancakeSwap pool. After a day, this liquidity was removed and the pool was drained entirely by the scammer, allowing them to gain a profit of 131,133 $USD in $BNB.
The stolen funds currently reside in the scammer's address. Please note, Securedverse is a clone project and should not be confused with the original.
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Protocol details
Evidence
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