One-sided LP positions on certain DEX protocols have exposed serious vulnerabilities. A recent case saw millions extracted within minutes—the deployer deposited only stablecoin liquidity above market price, then simply withdrew as the price climbed, requiring zero token sales to execute the exit. The annual fee revenue generated by these DLMM-based pools in 2025 exceeded $1.25b, yet this same infrastructure inadvertently enables sophisticated liquidity extraction strategies that function like invisible exploits. The core risk: when pools allow asymmetric capital positioning without proper safeguards, they create frictionless paths for value siphoning that look legitimate on-chain.
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SolidityJester
· 4h ago
Wow, that's why I never trusted the whole unilateral LP thing... It looks legitimate but is actually just a scam.
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SmartContractPlumber
· 4h ago
It's the same problem again—releasing without proper access control, and only thinking about audits after something goes wrong. DLMM's system itself isn't wrong, but the project team just isn't clear-headed.
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MEVSupportGroup
· 4h ago
Wow, this move is incredible... Single-sided LP mindlessly adding liquidity, millions disappear in minutes? Isn't this just legalized rug pulling?
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TestnetScholar
· 4h ago
This is the same old trick again. Once a unilateral LP position is set, it becomes riddled with vulnerabilities. The $1.25 billion in fee income is forcibly eaten up by this kind of hidden sniping, which is truly outrageous.
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TokenomicsTinfoilHat
· 4h ago
That's why I've always said that single-sided LP is a trap... It looks like making money, but in the end, you're completely drained by others.
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TheMemefather
· 4h ago
One-way LP positions are really outrageous; they can drain millions from the pool in just a few minutes... Isn't this just a rug pull disguised with a legitimate appearance?
One-sided LP positions on certain DEX protocols have exposed serious vulnerabilities. A recent case saw millions extracted within minutes—the deployer deposited only stablecoin liquidity above market price, then simply withdrew as the price climbed, requiring zero token sales to execute the exit. The annual fee revenue generated by these DLMM-based pools in 2025 exceeded $1.25b, yet this same infrastructure inadvertently enables sophisticated liquidity extraction strategies that function like invisible exploits. The core risk: when pools allow asymmetric capital positioning without proper safeguards, they create frictionless paths for value siphoning that look legitimate on-chain.