Shiba Inu Dev Reveals Hidden Rebase Flaw Behind LEASH Token Supply Spike
- Top developer Kaal Dhairya exposes how LEASH supply secretly increased 10%.
- Pre-authorized contracts bypassed renounced ownership to trigger a rebase event.
- Community offered a choice between negotiation attempts or a complete v2 rebuild.
Shiba Inu’s top developer, Kaal Dhairya, has broken the silence on the mysterious LEASH token supply increase that happened on August 11, 2025. In a detailed disclosure, Dhairya explained how the token’s supply jumped from 107,646 to 118,411 tokens despite years of messaging about fixed supply and disabled rebasing capabilities.
The developer revealed that a hidden rebase pathway remained functional even after ownership renouncement across the contract system. While the setup appeared decentralized with owner addresses showing zero status, pre-authorized orchestrator contracts retained the ability to trigger supply changes through backdoor mechanisms.
Shiba Inu Developer Exposes Contract Architecture Flaws
Dhairya’s explanation mentioned how the LEASH token contract inherited elastic-supply logic from earlier development phases, maintaining connections t…
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Shiba Inu Dev Reveals Hidden Rebase Flaw Behind LEASH Token Supply Spike
- Top developer Kaal Dhairya exposes how LEASH supply secretly increased 10%.
- Pre-authorized contracts bypassed renounced ownership to trigger a rebase event.
- Community offered a choice between negotiation attempts or a complete v2 rebuild.
Shiba Inu’s top developer, Kaal Dhairya, has broken the silence on the mysterious LEASH token supply increase that happened on August 11, 2025. In a detailed disclosure, Dhairya explained how the token’s supply jumped from 107,646 to 118,411 tokens despite years of messaging about fixed supply and disabled rebasing capabilities.
The developer revealed that a hidden rebase pathway remained functional even after ownership renouncement across the contract system. While the setup appeared decentralized with owner addresses showing zero status, pre-authorized orchestrator contracts retained the ability to trigger supply changes through backdoor mechanisms.
Shiba Inu Developer Exposes Contract Architecture Flaws
Dhairya’s explanation mentioned how the LEASH token contract inherited elastic-supply logic from earlier development phases, maintaining connections t…
The post Shiba Inu Dev Reveals Hidden Rebase Flaw Behind LEASH Token Supply Spike appeared first on Coin Edition.
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