ChainCatcher news, according to PeckShield monitoring, the Jimbos Protocol hacker has transferred the stolen $7.5 million through Tornado.cash.ChainCatcher previously reported that according to monitoring by Beosin EagleEye, a security risk monitoring, early warning, and blocking platform under the blockchain security audit company Beosin, the Jimbos Protocol project is suspected to have been attacked, with a total loss of approximately $7.5 million.

ChainCatcher news, Jimbos Protocol tweeted that in the past 24 hours, they have identified a useful lead in collaboration with security experts, cross-chain bridges, and exchanges, hoping that the attacker will cooperate voluntarily; otherwise, their information will be made public. Jimbos stated to the attacker that if 90% of the stolen amount is returned, they will not pursue further action; otherwise, they will take legal action against the attacker.Previous report mentioned that Jimbos Protocol was hacked on May 28 due to a lack of slippage control in liquidity transfer operations, resulting in a total loss of approximately $7.5 million.

ChainCatcher news, Jimbos Protocol tweeted that it has collaborated with several security researchers and on-chain analysts who helped address the vulnerabilities in Euler Finance and Sentiment. If the issues cannot be resolved, they will begin working with law enforcement. Additionally, Jimbos Protocol will launch Jimbos Protocol v2.Previously reported, Jimbos Protocol was hacked due to a lack of slippage control on liquidity transfer operations, resulting in a total loss of approximately $7.5 million. (source link)

According to ChainCatcher news, on-chain analyst Yu Jin analyzed that the address of Huang Licheng spent a total of 1541.5 ETH (approximately 2.84 million USD) to purchase Jimbos Protocol Token JIMBO on the 26th. This morning, according to monitoring by Shield, Jimbos Protocol was attacked by hackers, and JIMBO briefly dropped over 40%. (Source link)

ChainCatcher news, according to an analysis by PeckShield, the hacking incident of Jimbos Protocol was due to a lack of slippage control on liquidity transfer operations, which caused the liquidity held by the protocol to be invested in a skewed/unbalanced price range, used for reverse swaps to gain profit.ChainCatcher previously reported that the Jimbos Protocol project was suspected of being attacked, with a total loss of approximately $7.5 million. (source link)

According to ChainCatcher news, monitoring by Beosin EagleEye, a security risk monitoring, early warning, and blocking platform under the blockchain security auditing company Beosin, indicates that the jimbos protocol project is suspected to have been attacked, with a total loss of approximately 7.5 million USD.Currently, the stolen funds have been transferred to the Ethereum address "0x5f3591e2921d5c9291f5b224e909ab978a22ba7e" through a cross-chain protocol, and the funds are still held at that address.