Levana: The problem has been fixed and position opening will be restarted next week
Levana Protocol has released a security update after being attacked by Oracle, affecting about 10% of LP. The issue has been fixed and opening will resume next week. Traders' profits, closing, withdrawal and triggering orders are running as expected.
Yesterday, it was reported that Levana, a perpetual trading protocol on the Osmosis chain, was attacked, and the vulnerability lasted for more than 13 days. Between December 13th and 26th, the attacker drained 10% of the liquidity pool on Levana, resulting in a loss of more than $1.1 million.
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