The LENA Network, a liquidity protocol that had previously raised over 800 ETH, experienced a significant drop in the value of its $CANDY token, losing over 95% of its value and falling over 80% less than half a day after the token's launch. This dramatic decrease in value was attributed to a rug pull involving the transfer of 753 ETH, approximately $2.9 million, to the OKX exchange on Mar 6, 2:30 am UTC. The $CANDY token's price plummeted to $0.38, marking an 87% crash amid these events. LENA Network's actions, including the creation of a Uniswap v3 pool followed by the immediate dumping of 9 ETH directly from its deployer, have raised concerns. The network cited strategic partners and investors such as DWF Labs, Alchemy Pay among others.
The Lena Network's CANDY token lost over 95% of its value today following a rug pull of 753 Ether, or approximately $2.9 million https://t.co/tSidbkZqLP
JUST IN: $CANDY TOKEN COLLAPSES AFTER @LENA_NETWORK $2.9 MILLION RUG-PULL
🚨 #LenaNetwork's $CANDY token crashes 87% to $0.38 amid a 753 $ETH ($2.9M) rug pull. On-chain data revealed funds transferred to an OKX exchange address on Mar 6, 2:30 am UTC. https://t.co/c4Zdq4M3d4