PANews reported on February 17 that blockchain data company Bubblemaps published an article on the X platform saying: "LIBRA is the same team behind MELANIA and other short-lived tokens. After analyzing cross-chain transfers and time patterns, we are highly confident that this guess is correct. It all started with our investigation into sniper activities on MELANIA. One address stood out: P5tb4, which made more than $2.4 million in profit, but there were other things that caught our attention. The address sent all profits to 0xcEA, a wallet associated with the creator of MELANIA, and the transfer was made through USDC cross-chain transfers. There are multiple ways to connect 0xcEA to the creator of MELANIA, including fund transfers and cross-chain transfers, and we are sure that these are not coincidences. This means that the creator of Melania - or someone close to his team - may have personally participated in the attack on his own project's launch. A few weeks later, we noticed that 0xcEA was providing funds to DEfcyK, the creator of LIBRA, who withdrew 87 million LIBRA. To make matters worse, 0xcEA also attacked LIBRA and made a profit of $6 million, using multiple sidechain addresses funded through CCTP. "
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