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TechFlow reports that on January 20, according to CertiK monitoring, an unverified contract associated with SynapLogic experienced 193 suspicious transactions. The attacker repeatedly called the contract function 0x670a3267(), using a flash loan to borrow 1 ETH to mint 16,000 SYP tokens, then repaid the ETH. The operations originated from multiple newly created addresses, showing clear signs of abnormal transaction patterns.
According to CertiK monitoring, an unverified contract associated with SynapLogic has experienced 193 suspicious transactions. The attacker repeatedly called the contract function 0x670a3267() to borrow 1 ETH via a flash loan, minted 16,000 SYP tokens, then repaid the ETH. The operations originated from multiple newly created addresses, showing clear signs of anomalous transaction patterns.
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