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Rujira pauses its app layer after exploitation of BTC/USDC liquidity positions

Rujira says an attacker exploited the skew calculation in its BTC/USDC concentrated liquidity strategy. It estimates about $200,000 in losses and plans to reimburse affected positions. CosmWasm is paused during recovery.

Disclosed
Nov 11, 2026
Public disclosure date
Severity
Septic Tank Blew
No CVE: a breach, not a bug
Splash zone
Existing BTC/USDC custom concentrated liquidity positions on Rujira Trade, including positions held by Liquidy Finance.
Rujira · THORChain · DeFi
In the wild
Yes
Rujira confirms exploitation of the BTC/USDC liquidity strategy.

What happened

CCL lets liquidity providers concentrate funds within a selected price range. The skew parameter determines how liquidity is distributed within that range. Rujira says a flaw in that calculation let the attacker push existing BTC/USDC positions out of balance. Official post

The project estimates about $175,000 in losses from Liquidy Finance’s CCL positions and about $25,000 from other user funds. These are project estimates. Rujira says it plans to reimburse all losses and remove the skew parameter from the contract, then ask THORChain nodes to resume the app layer. The published estimate of one to two days is a recovery target. The reviewed disclosures provide no completed payouts, fixed release or confirmed restart time.

Crime-scene timeline

  1. Nov 10, 2026

    Suspicious trading appears on Rujira Trade

    Rujira reports a BTC/USDC price spike and a burst of order book activity.

  2. Nov 11, 13:30 UTC

    Rujira confirms exploitation and describes the pause

    The project attributes the imbalance to the CCL skew calculation. It says CosmWasm is halted and outlines a contract change and reimbursement.

Who said what

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