Cysic blacklisted its bridge exploiter's address 76 minutes after the forged 10M CYS mint. The freeze only caught what the exploiter hadn't managed to sell. Minutes 5 to 9: eleven swaps, 5.65M CYS for 588,315 USDT, the price sliding from 11.7 to 9.8 cents. Minutes 26 to 28: another 1.55M for about 219 BNB. At minute 29 the next 500,000 CYS sell reverted inside the aggregator with "Amount must be positive", and its own minimum return still valued CYS near 9.9 cents. No retry came. The USDT and BNB had left by minute 34, and the last 2.8M CYS sat there until the blacklist. Someone who moved 7.2M in under half an hour gives up after one failed route, and I can't explain it. If you've seen that revert from a BNB Chain aggregator, what did it turn out to mean?