SNEAK PEEK
- Acala Network has recently released a Full Trace Report of the iBTC/aUSD liquidity pool misconfiguration that resulted in error mints of a notable aUSD amount.
- As per the report, a total of 281 involved addresses were traced, and 42.482M of the 52.068M aUSD error mints remain on these addresses.
- The report also included the error mints that were sent to other parachains, CEXs, etc.
In a recent announcement made through a Twitter thread, the Full Trace Report has been published by Acala Network. As revealed, a total of 281 addresses that were involved in the iBTC/aUSD liquidity pool misconfiguration were traced.
The Full Trace Report has been published.
— Acala (@AcalaNetwork) September 4, 2022
281 involved addresses were traced. Of the 52.068M outstanding aUSD error mints, 42.482M remain on these addresses. Error mints sent to other parachains, CEXs, etc were also included.
Please see details here: https://t.co/x7NKZyVYFE
It was found in the trace report that 42.482M of the 52.068M outstanding aUSD error mints remains on these addresses. In addition to this, the error mints sent to other CEXs, parachains, etc were included.
As addressed in the detailed trace report, the Acala community can utilize the resulting output and the trace script in order to verify the on-chain data and inclusively formulate proposals to resolve the error minting of aUSD.
The Acala Network team will continue to work with partners and contributors to trace erroneously minted aUSD that have been swapped to other tokens and other relevant transactions executed by the 16 wallet addresses.
It should be noted that the results will be published continuously in a transparent manner, and the community will be able to collaboratively formulate proposals to resolve the error minting of aUSD.
In addition to this, it was revealed that out of the 281 addresses involved, 83 addresses have managed to transfer aUSD error mints and/or aUSD error mint-swapped tokens to other parachains like CEX, Astar, and Moonbeam.
