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bOSMO Bug Leaves Little Backing, Prompts Holder Compensation Plan

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Briefings

A bOSMO token contract flaw allows cheap minting, threatening liquidity pools. The token was bought after the snapshot, meaning holders will not receive compensation. This incident occurred in October 2026, prompting a new compensation plan. The article suggests the contract still permits cheap minting, which is the primary risk.

Key points

• The bOSMO token contract allows cheap minting, which threatens liquidity pools.
• Tokens bought after the snapshot will not be compensated by the new plan.

Context

This incident occurred in October 2026, prompting a new compensation plan. The article suggests the contract still permits cheap minting, which is the primary risk.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to the article snippet; no specific dates, numbers, or names of affected users are provided. The article does not state the exact cause of the flaw or the full scope of the compensation plan.

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