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Abracadabra Finance (MIM Stablecoin)

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[✓ FACT-CHECKED]· reviewed once · last review 2 Nov 2026

Last changed 2026-11-02 · Fact-check review — Fact-check review (verdict: revise): the reviewer checked the page's claims against its sources; the trust score was recalculated from the page's findings, 35 → 45. Version history →

Why this score
Every page starts at65
Concerns that are not fraud-16
Incidents it suffered (e.g. hacks)-20
Problems around it, caused by others-3
Long-running+10
Accepted community evidence-1.4
Sum35
  • The penalty for incidents it suffered is capped at 20 points.
  • 1 section set aside: the claims did not hold up in a fact-check, pending correction.

Score: 45/100 (kept between 0 and 100)

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Page reliability: Fact-checked 2026-11-02 · 4 of 9 claims confirmed · 2 need better sources · 1 disputed · 2 out of date

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Summary

Abracadabra Finance is a multi-chain DeFi lending protocol that allows users to mint its USD-pegged stablecoin Magic Internet Money (MIM) against interest-bearing collateral. The protocol has suffered four significant security exploits between January 2024 and October 2025, with cumulative losses exceeding $21 million, and its MIM stablecoin depegged twice in a single week in June 2026 — reaching as low as $0.80 — due to critically thin DEX exit liquidity. As of mid-June 2026, MIM was trading approximately 18% below its $1 peg, with the protocol relying on a 140 million SPELL token incentive program to attract liquidity providers.

Connected Entities

13 entities · 60 linked investigations
Organizations
□QuadrigaCX0□Abracadabra Spell57□Ethereum90□Magic Internet Money□Arbitrum□Terra/Luna□Abracadabra Money□OlympusDAO□ZachXBT
Protocols
⌂Popsicle Finance50⌂Curve Finance
Tokens
♦Bitcoin♦Abracadabra Finance (MIM Stablecoin)
Relationships
  • Ethereum→mentioned with→Bitcoin(60%)
  • Magic Internet Money→mentioned with→ZachXBT(70%)
  • Magic Internet Money→mentioned with→QuadrigaCX(80%)
  • Magic Internet Money→mentioned with→Bitcoin(70%)
  • Magic Internet Money→mentioned with→Ethereum(80%)
  • Magic Internet Money→mentioned with→Arbitrum(70%)
  • Abracadabra Money→mentioned with→QuadrigaCX(75%)
  • Abracadabra Money→mentioned with→ZachXBT(65%)
  • Abracadabra Money→mentioned with→Ethereum(65%)
  • Abracadabra Money→mentioned with→Arbitrum(65%)
  • + 42 more

Connected Through

11 shared actors · 618 investigations

Distinct actors this investigation shares with others — holders, traders, and named parties. Shared infrastructure (exchanges, pools) is excluded.

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Timeline(12 events)

2021

Abracadabra Finance launches, offering MIM minting against interest-bearing collateral tokens. SPELL is the protocol's governance and incentive token.

Gemini Cryptopedia

27 January 2022

ZachXBT reveals Wonderland CFO 0xSifu is Michael Patryn, co-founder of QuadrigaCX. Daniele Sestagalli admits he knew for a month. SPELL, TIME, and ICE tokens crash.

Rekt News - Sifu Scandal

May 2022

MIM depegs amid the Terra/Luna ecosystem collapse, contributing to broader algorithmic stablecoin contagion.

Cryptopolitan

31 January 2024

Abracadabra Finance loses over $6.4 million in an exploit targeting a rounding precision error in the debt accounting smart contract. MIM depegs to approximately $0.77.

CoinMarketCap Academy

25 March 2025

Second major exploit drains approximately $13 million (6,262 ETH) via a flash loan attack targeting GMX V2-integrated cauldrons. Abracadabra offers 20% bounty.

CoinDesk

4 October 2025

Third exploit drains approximately $1.7–1.8 million by bypassing a solvency check via the cook function. Approximately 395 ETH laundered through Tornado Cash. Contracts paused.

The Block

8 June 2026

MIM depegs for the first time, dropping to approximately $0.8065 amid thin DEX exit liquidity.

The Crypto Times

11 June 2026

Abracadabra submits a governance proposal to add a MIM-2Pool gauge on Curve Finance to attract CRV emissions and improve liquidity.

CryptoNews.net

12 June 2026

MIM depegs a second time in one week, falling to $0.8776 with a 10.93% decline in 24 hours. Blockaid flags the event and attributes it to thin, imbalanced Arbitrum pools.

The Crypto Times

14 June 2026

MIM reaches approximately 1,822 basis points (18%) below peg and stabilizes at the depressed level rather than recovering, per Webacy analysis.

Webacy

15 June 2026

Abracadabra injects $100,000 of MIM/USDT/USDC into its primary Curve Finance pool in an emergency liquidity intervention. MIM trading at approximately $0.8232.

CryptoNews.net

18 June 2026

Abracadabra launches planned 140 million SPELL token incentive distribution to liquidity providers in the MIM pool, in an attempt to rebuild DEX depth.

CryptoNews.net
Provenance & Audit Trail

Decision Log

  • #6rescore+10Recorded on Solana ✓11/2/2026, 9:25:49 AM
    slot 464444284 · hash FzAGzvNTwk7VWSPQiBdJcUQdZbYy6dvLNhpBbXRbdbZj
  • #5review reviseRecorded on Solana ✓11/2/2026, 9:25:48 AM
    slot 464444280 · hash 4NcBbb4ekt1ignb6CaeksFYgRiubSpz7Ecib25C6oJxy
  • #4reviewRecorded on Solana ✓11/2/2026, 9:25:48 AM
    slot 464444275 · hash 9zupRyKLrS4zovHVDAur3CSrp7ZFVeETEGrqMoB3YYuM
  • #3accept-1Recorded on Solana ✓10/16/2026, 11:28:44 AM
    slot 457621110 · hash 7FYvu5TRUkF81Ku29FE66KGPmGQrX2XUYoua7vL7pyRL
  • #2rescore+14Recorded on Solana ✓10/10/2026, 6:42:50 PM
    slot 455362736 · hash 6VRuKLh29vgKaSt97i6RhTV1yFodWjY8Ptsb8prfB1XA
  • #1publishRecorded on Solana ✓6/21/2026, 12:10:29 PM
    slot 427938412 · hash 6ZNWkQLbMTqusLbCktX8KW2RvxMG2jmd5r3XZRfqobjh

This investigation is cryptographically anchored to the Solana blockchain (6 decisions). 22 of 22 cited source URLs have an Internet Archive snapshot.

Fact-checked 2026-11-029 claims checked3 corrections pending0 applied⛓ anchoredSee findings →

model: claude-sonnet-4-6

generated: 6/21/2026, 12:10:19 PM

last updated: 11/2/2026, 9:25:49 AM

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