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Inverse Finance Frontier: $15.6m

Inverse Finance Frontier lost $15.6m on 2 April 2022. Ranked 153rd of 1,272 crypto failures, with method, returned funds and comparable incidents.

Date
2 April 2022
Lost
$15.6m
Returned or repaid
None recorded
Target
DeFi Protocol
Category
Oracle Manipulation
Method
Spot Price Manipulation
Chains
Ethereum

On April 2, 2022, an attacker manipulated the SushiSwap INV/ETH pool with about $3M in ETH to inflate the Keep3r price feed, then used overvalued INV collateral to borrow $15.6M in assets from Inverse Finance's Anchor market.

Against the ledger

Other incidents named Inverse

DateTargetLostTypeMethodReturned
16 Jun 2022Inverse Finance Frontier$5.8mDeFi ProtocolSpot Price Manipulation—

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All failures in 2022 · The failures ledger

Amounts are DefiLlama’s estimates and can change as incidents are revalued. Its returned figure can include money a company repaid itself, not only funds recovered from attackers. Source: DefiLlama.

Cite this Bitminer.io, “Inverse Finance Frontier, failures ledger”, data to 2 November 2026, https://bitminer.io/ledger/incident/inverse-finance-frontier-2022-04-02/. How this is built