Japan's SBI Crypto hit by $21 million exploit, funds sent to Tornado Cash: ZachXBT https://t.co/hU4cxgWPT0 ...

🚨 ALERT: Pendle says no hack occurred. A single wallet was compromised, with the exploiter minting and selling PT/ YT. https://t.co/1bDnpHXHhO ...

UXLINK suffers exploit as hacker seizes admin rights to mint tokens and drain millions https://t.co/kPi8VKDTV7 ...

NGP protocol on BNB Chain exploited for $2 million, funds moved through Tornado Cash https://t.co/yxOVKKg1Xr ...

COMMENT: The Yala team, creators of YU, confirmed the exploit and temporarily disabled Convert and Bridge functions to stabilize the network.BSCN (@BSCNews):YU TOKEN EXPLOIT ON POLYGON: WHAT WE KNOW- A major exploit impacted the $YU ecosystem. A hacker minted 120 million YU on Polygon and began offloading tokens across multiple chains.- So far, 7.71 million YU has been sold for 7.7 million USDC. Funds moved via cross-chain https://t.co/snKIQzNjSe ...

YU TOKEN EXPLOIT ON POLYGON: WHAT WE KNOW- A major exploit impacted the $YU ecosystem. A hacker minted 120 million YU on Polygon and began offloading tokens across multiple chains.- So far, 7.71 million YU has been sold for 7.7 million USDC. Funds moved via cross-chain bridges into Ethereum and Solana.- Blockchain trackers confirm the USDC was swapped for 1,501 ETH, then split into wallets to blur the trail. This follows a common laundering playbook: stablecoins into ETH, then dispersal.- The attacker still ...

Security Incident - A hacker address drained 2911.79 thousand USDC from Hyperliquid [1] - The hacker laundered the funds through multiple chains (ETH, BSC, ARBITRUM) and deposited them back into Hyperliquid [1] - The hacker used BNB collateralized on Venus to borrow funds [1] Suspicion of Internal Involvement - The hacker is suspected of having deep interaction with Hyperliquid insiders due to their involvement in the Hype ecosystem and large HYPE holdings [2] - The hacker withdrew 2.6 million U, then deposited funds back into Hyperliquid [2] - The hacker opened a long position on $XPL after laundering the funds [1][2] Platform Vulnerability and Response - The platform's rule changes suggest an acknowledgement of vulnerabilities, but compensation is not mentioned [2] - Concerns are raised about whether the revised risk controls are truly effective [2] Market Risk - The hacker has opened a long position on $XPL, prompting a warning to protect positions [2]

Account Manipulation - Some accounts with large followings (over 90% botted) are exploiting Kaito boards [1] - These accounts are using a clever exploit to gain significant mindshare [1] Project Warning - The report warns against continuing "shenanigans" with vaporware pre-TGE projects [2] - Exploiting post-TGE boards is unacceptable and needs to be stopped [2] Action Taken - A report detailing the account manipulation is being delivered to the game masters [1]

Security Incident - Indian exchange CoinDCX was likely exploited for $442 million about 17 hours ago [1] - The attacker funded their address via Tornado Cash and bridged stolen funds from Solana to Ethereum [1] - The incident was first flagged by Cyvers [1]

Generally speaking I would *never* recommend a credit card loan to buy crypto…But if you do, pls pls pls do not immediately then shove your debt-raised bitcoin into very 3-5 new DeFi or restaking protocols 😂What happens if a single one of those experiences an exploit? You’re toast.I can get on board with yield on spot-owned assets in many instances, but I cannot fathom using debt to acquire coin and then immediately putting it at risk 😭ashen | kamai (@solashenone):You guys remember the 0% APR credit card lo ...