MOKE Token
- Funds lost
- $907K
- Attack type
- Access Control
- Network
- BNB Chain
- Category
- Token
Summary
On August 2, 2026, the MOKE token protocol on BNB Chain was exploited for approximately $907,700 (~1,546 BNB) due to a critical access control flaw in its smart contract architecture.
Details of the Exploit
The exploit was caused by an unprotected public claim() function within the MokeToken.releaseContract() contract, which lacked caller eligibility checks or role-based access control. The attacker repeatedly called claim() to drain roughly 166 million MOKE tokens directly from the protocol's internal reserve pool. To realize their profit, the attacker combined flash loans, Venus Protocol leverage, liquidity pool removal, and internal dividend distribution mechanics to swap the extracted tokens into 1,546 BNB.
Source: De.Fi REKT Database. Data as of November 5, 2026.
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