Third X100 Exploit Transaction Drains 550,000 X From Uniswap Pool

A third exploit transaction targeting the X100 protocol has siphoned approximately 549,916 $X tokens from a Uniswap decentralized liquidity pool ¹. The incident also extracted 1,909 $USDT ¹.

According to incident data reported on Oct. 24, a different transaction sender routed the extracted funds directly to a new beneficiary address ¹. The transaction left the targeted liquidity pool with a remaining balance of less than 200 USDT ¹. The incident follows two earlier exploits targeting X100 liquidity infrastructure, marking continued unauthorized extraction of assets from related liquidity pools ¹.

Pool Depletion and Market Environment

The extraction left minimal stablecoin liquidity remaining in the targeted pair, which held less than 200 USDT following the transfer ¹. The incident follows broader decentralized exchange and cross-chain security challenges across decentralized finance, where malicious actors repeatedly extract reserves from decentralized automated market maker pools ¹.

At the time of writing, $UNI traded at $6.57, down 7.3% over the prior 24 hours, while Tether's $USDT maintained its peg at $0.9987. No formal recovery timeline, contract pause, or remediation plan had been published at the time of publication ¹.