Scroll crash? Manually adjusted a parameter, users ended up overpaying by over $50k

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Family, big news is here! That once-TVL surged to $580 million L2 star project Scroll—this time, it really doesn’t add up.

What happened?
According to the data tracked by L2BEAT, the Scroll team actually manually went into the backend to aggressively tweak the Gas fee parameters. In six days, they adjusted them six times, pushing the coefficient to 1,280 times the original. The result: over just four days, about 139,000 transactions were overcharged by more than $50,000, whereas at the original price, those same transactions would have only cost $280! Although the main ones being targeted are bots, this move is genuinely hard to understand.

The current situation is a bit dire
Once this came out, people can’t help but wonder: did they overdo the subsidies back then just to boost activity, and now they can’t keep it up? Looking at the data, Scroll’s current TVL is only $24 million. Compared with the peak of $585 million, it’s down 96%—truly hard to put into words.
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Even more shocking is that the team is still playing dead and hasn’t given any explanation. Do you think this was a technical mistake, or has the project team really run out of options? Share your thoughts in the comments—and if you think it’s outrageous, give it a 1!