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ZachXBT: Bitcoin Depot was actually robbed of 54 BTC, and the discovery was 3 days later than the official disclosure

On-chain sleuth ZachXBT said the Bitcoin Depot hack resulted in an actual loss of 54 bitcoins, which is more than its official reported figure of 50.9 bitcoins. The hacker stole the funds on March 20 after compromising credentials, and Bitcoin Depot only discovered the loss three days later.

Crypto wallet Phantom crashes big time! During the airdrop, the price got mixed up, sparking a wave of user compensation claims

Phantom Wallet experienced a malfunction during the airdrop period, causing abnormal token prices and account balance displays. Although users’ assets are safe, users suffered transaction losses, leading to compensation demands and a trust crisis. The incident also heightened concerns about blockchain security, and some malicious actors may take advantage of the chaotic situation to launch phishing attacks. Although the technical issues have been fixed, improvements are still needed for the user experience and system stability.

Bitcoin Depot was stolen of about 54 BTC, and on-chain investigations show the losses are higher than the official disclosure

On-chain detective ZachXBT revealed that Bitcoin ATM operator Bitcoin Depot discovered about 50.9 BTC were stolen on March 23. The investigation shows the incident actually occurred on March 20; after the funds were transferred out, it was not noticed until about three days later. Potential fund flows involving higher amounts have not yet been identified.

Odin Fun releases the 4th update on the attack incident, with eight fixes and accountability efforts moving forward in parallel

Odin Fun co-founder Bob Bodily said that in response to recent attack incidents, the platform is carrying out multiple recovery efforts, including rolling back state, tracking funds, patching vulnerabilities, auditing contracts, and communicating with the community. This incident resulted in large-scale sell-offs and abnormal account withdrawals.

PeckShield: Hyperliquid HLP suicide liquidation attack, losses of 1.5 million

The decentralized derivatives platform Hyperliquid’s liquidity vault HLP suffered an estimated loss of about $1.5 million. The attacker used the low-liquidity token FARTCOIN to carry out a “suicide liquidation” attack, systematically triggering the ADL mechanism and forcing HLP to absorb the losses. On the surface, the vault’s books show a loss of $3 million. This incident reveals weaknesses in the ADL mechanism in low-liquidity markets; the attacker could also be profiting by hedging at the same time, indicating that the operation looks more like arbitrage than sabotage.

Crypto wallet Phantom crashes big time! During the AirDrop period, prices went haywire, sparking a wave of users seeking compensation

Phantom Wallet experienced a malfunction during the airdrop period, causing abnormal token prices and account balances to appear. Although the assets are safe, users suffered transaction losses, leading to compensation requests and a crisis of trust. The incident also heightened concerns about blockchain security, and some malicious actors may take advantage of the chaos to launch phishing attacks. While the technical issue has been fixed, improvements are still needed to the user experience and system stability.