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Saddle Finance was once a well-known competitor of DEX, securing an investment of $11.8 million, but recently proposed liquidation due to a hacker attack and a decline in liquidity. The current Lock-up Position is only valued at $3.68 million, and the market capitalization of the governance token has fallen to $917,000. The community plans to distribute the remaining assets according to the holding ratio, and liquidation has become a viable solution for the project's conclusion.

This article analyzes the security vulnerabilities of the Solidity compiler and their potential risks, emphasizing the asset losses that compiler vulnerabilities may cause, and provides countermeasures for developers and security personnel, such as using the latest version of the compiler and improving unit tests.

Saddle Finance was once a competitor of Curve, receiving substantial investments, but due to a Hacker attack and market turbulence, its TVL has significantly decreased, now only remaining at $3.68 million. Recently, the community proposed a liquidation plan, reflecting the project's decline and becoming a cautionary case in DeFi.

Although vulnerabilities in the Solidity compiler do not directly affect the Ethereum network, they can lead to abnormal EVM code generation, causing smart contracts to malfunction and even resulting in asset loss. Developers should use the latest version of the compiler, improve testing, and avoid complex features. Security auditors should follow compiler risks, recommend version upgrades, and implement checks.

Saddle Finance was once a competitor in the DeFi space, securing $11.8 million in funding, but recently proposed dissolution and liquidation due to security incidents and market downturns. The Lock-up Position value has dropped to $3.68 million, and the governance token market capitalization is only $917,000. Community members support the liquidation plan, but specific details are still under discussion.